September 2011
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I totally get why these are called Resolution... →
Sep 21st
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Sep 21st
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February 2011
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WordPress Plugin Review: Editorial Calendar →
If you are like me, you work in two ways when it comes to your blog posts. You write when the mood strikes and then post (whether it’s right then or you schedule it for later a later…
Feb 19th
September 2010
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15 Ways to Handle ‘Pick Your Brand’ Requests
I’m done. I’m done with the emails asking for “a quick chat”, I’m done obliging folks who ask me to follow them on Twitter so they can DM “a quick question” and I’m done being suckered into phone calls only for someone to try to steal as much professional information from me as they can. Because while I’m all for passing it on and sharing the wealth, that’s not what’s happening when you ask me...
Sep 4th
August 2010
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Are You Your Own Best Boss? →
Aug 3rd
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Are You Your Own Best Boss? →
Aug 2nd
July 2010
2 posts
Judge rules that circumventing DRM is not illegal
via pheedcontent.com Posted via email from What I find interesting… | Comment »
Jul 27th
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You Mean I Have a Choice?
Flashback lots and lots of years ago: I’m sitting on a balcony of my apartment building looking at the mountains with my friend Kurt who is visiting me in Asheville. In only three days, I’m supposed to head back to Northern Virginia – as my three month visit to the mountains of North Carolina has come to an end. I sigh very heavy and very deep. After one of those long pauses that only...
Jul 5th
June 2010
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StayFocused for Chrome helps you curb time-wasting...
Filed under: Utilities, Productivity, Browser TipsStayFocused for Chrome helps you curb time-wasting websites by Erez Zukerman (RSS feed) Jun 11th 2010 at 1:00PM LeechBlock is one of the cornerstones of my online life; it is an add-on that lets me set up a list of “time-wasting” websites and forces me to stop using them after some time has elapsed. It’s one of the main add-ons...
Jun 11th
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Everybody Tweet & Learn A Little
I found this fun video via Steve and Sue Souchy who run the SteveandSueShow.com.  Why did I find this video?  Well I was checkin’ them out to see if they would the type of people I’d have fun working with and while checking out what they offer and to get a feel for who they are I found this among one of their posts! Total Fun!  So enjoy and EverybodyTweet and tweet the change you...
Jun 5th
May 2010
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The Productivity Myth -
So here’s the paradox: Americans are working 10 percent fewer total hours than they did before the recession, due to layoffs and shortened workdays, but we’re producing nearly as many goods and services as we did back in the full employment days of 2007. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke called these gains in productivity “extraordinary” and unforeseen at a recent Senate...
May 14th
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WordPress 3.0: The 5 Most Important New Features
Brian Casel is a web designer and owner of ThemeJam WordPress Themes and CasJam Media.  You can follow Brian on his blog at briancasel.com or on Twitter @CasJam. WordPressWordPress has long been known as a dedicated blogging platform, giving users the tools they need to publish their message and interact with readers.  However, with the official release of version 3.0, set to drop this month,...
May 12th
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Why I love what I do....
I don’t know about you, but I know for me I look forward to getting up in the morning and making my huge trek downstairs for my great workspace where I spend most of my regular working hours….for the most part. This morning is a prime example I went to be a little later than normal last night and woke up a bit earlier than normal, this happened for the simple fact I wanted to wait...
May 11th
Rob Cottingham » Northern Voice: The Book Broads...
via robcottingham.ca Way to gals! @thebookbroads My friends @peggyrichardson @kimplumley & @angelacrocker - Find them at http://www.thebookbroads.com Posted via web from What I find interesting… | Comment »
May 10th
5 Essential Zen Habits for Balanced Living
5 Essential Zen Habits for Balanced Living “Live a balanced life – learn some and think some and draw and paint and sing and dance and play and work every day some.” – Robert Fulghum Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Anastasiya Goers of Balance In Me. Do you sometimes wonder whether your life is in balance? It is easy to...
May 9th
Are you your own worst enemy?
Something that most entrepreneurs struggle with and for some it’s a life long struggle is learning how to let go.  Often times we become our own worst enemy when it comes to our own success.  Think about it, there are only so many hours in any given day and we can only accomplish so much and when you start out as a new business owner it often fiscally wise to handle most things...
May 9th
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You get what you pay for…
I was reading this blog post from Right Attitudes, Ideas for Impact called “If You Pay Peanuts, You Get Monkeys”, and it struck a chord with me. The intro the blog spoke on a Manager looking to hire a consultant to do some work, the manager had two consultants to choose from – one just a few years out of college and another with many years experience, the difference between the...
May 9th
Love Google Sync for Outlook? Here’s a great...
I’m a fan of Google Calendar Sync and love it for it’s simplicity and reliability, but recently I moved use the Beta Version of Office 2010 and Google Calendar Sync doesn’t work with the 2010 Office Suite, so this sent me on a treasure hunt to find a product that would work as well as Google Sync with Outlook 2010.  What I discovered was a happy surprise. Called Gsyncit, it’s...
May 9th
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Things you should know about Chrome’s incognito...
For those of you who use your browser for confidential work: banking, purchasing, email, and downloading questionable material – Google Chrome’s incognito mode is a welcome feature. When operating in incognito mode, Chrome will not save browsing history, search history, cookies, passwords, form information, or download history. Browsing with incognito mode To browse in incognito...
May 9th
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5 Great Ways to Find Music That Suits Your Mood
Jessica Miller has written for Jewcy.com, The Jew and the Carrot, and is an avid digital music explorer. She holds a B.A. in religion from Barnard College, and blogs regularly on her own site, The Boomerang Blog. You don’t have to be Oliver Sacks to know that music can have a profound effect on the human psyche. Music is undeniably important in shaping moods, and, likewise, certain frames of...
May 9th
April 2010
7 posts
The 5 Old Blogging Rules Killing Your Readership
No matter what you want to do, someone will force a rule book on you. It doesn’t matter that there are no rules, the experts will beat you with what they say you must do, you can’t do and what you can only do with permission. Trouble is, sometimes “expert” just means “old” and the advice they’re giving you is so outdated that only your mother would follow it. That’s how I feel about many of...
Apr 24th
3 Things to Think about before you write that...
Check out my friend Peggy Richardson of WizardofEbooks.com talking about 3 things to think about before you write that eBook <a href=’http://apps.facebook.com/vpypebroadcaster/livebroadcastviewer/GoToChannel/1129240352’ style=’padding:4px 0px 4px; display:block; width:750px; font-weight:normal; font-family:Trebuchet MS; font-size:12px; text-align:center;’>Watch...
Apr 22nd
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Team Management - How Are You Doing? →
Apr 14th
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Team Management - How Are You Doing? →
Apr 14th
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Team Management - How Are You Doing? →
Article by Renee Shupe at 2010-03-24 04:27:41 Categorized in Business Management,
Apr 14th
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My Resource of the Week - Hootsuite →
Article by Renee Shupe at 2010-03-17 19:53:00 Categorized in Apps, Resources, Twitter,
Apr 13th
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My Resource of the Week - Hootsuite →
Apr 13th
March 2010
12 posts
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How To Leave Your Blog (with content) For A Week
I travel a lot. It’s not unusual for me to skip town for a week to cover a conference, to chat with potential clients, or, sometimes when the rainbows and unicorns come out, even for a little rest and relaxation. And while it’s fun to pick up and hit a new city for a few days, it also means a lot of work. Because blogs don’t sleep when you leave town. Like annoying children, they sit there...
Mar 31st
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13 small things to simplify your workday
13 small things to simplify your workday Work simply and with focus. “Do the difficult things while they are easy and do the great things while they are small. A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step.” ~Lao Tzu Post written by Leo Babauta. Follow me on twitter or identica. One of the best things I did when I...
Mar 30th
The 9 Skills Every Woman Should Master
There’s a popular Esquire Magazine article called The 75 Skills Every Man Should Master.  It’s fun in a predictable sort of way. And of course, there’s stuff about baseball, and tying neckties, and other things that most of the extraordinary men in my life could care the least about. It got me thinking about the happiest, coolest, most successful women I know.  And how they would take the...
Mar 30th
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Stop Being Perfect: Unleash Your Creativity
A Guest Post by Diggy of Upgrade Reality We are all indoctrinated to attain perfection. It starts in school where they teach us to get perfect grades or 100% for tests. Beauty magazines tell us to have blemish-free skin. The media tells us to have a spotlessly clean floor or house. In today’s society, perfection is the norm and anything less than that is just average. Since perfection is...
Mar 27th
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10 Essential Design Tools for Social Media Pros
This series is supported by Wix.com, an online design tool that enables you to create your own Flash websites, social network layouts, and more, for free. Learn more about Wix here. Good design is a critical part of any web or social media presence. Like the clothes you wear to a job interview or a business meeting, a sharp looking social profile or website is the first step toward being taken...
Mar 27th
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Bad Day? 5 Tips to Keep Your Motivation
A couple of weeks ago I had a bad day. Actually, it was a terrible day. Every piece of news I got was disappointing. Did it affect me? I still have bruises from the rock I tried to hide under. Guess what? In the coming weeks you will have a bad day, too. Whether you are an entrepreneur launching a new product, an employee aiming for a promotion, or simply someone going after a big goal...
Mar 27th
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ZeuApp Downloads 82 Awesome Open Source Apps
ZeuApp Downloads 82 Awesome Open Source Apps Windows: If you’re setting up a new system or helping a friend to see how much great free and open source software exists, ZeuAPP is a portable installation tool for nearly a hundred applications. ZeuAPP is essentially an installation dashboard for 82 applications. You can navigate to application types like CD...
Mar 26th
Lifehack 5-Day Early Riser Challenge Final
via feeds.lifehack.org It’s not so much this final article that I found interesting, but the featured article further down the article. Something my husband suffers from is odd sleep patterns. Posted via web from RedheadVA’s Social Mash… | Comment »
Mar 26th
4 Tips for Reducing Social Media Stress
Soren Gordhamer is the organizer of the Wisdom 2.0 Conference, April 30th-May 2nd in Silicon Valley, which brings together staff from Google, Facebook, and Twitter, along with Tony Hsieh from Zappos and many others, to explore living wisely in our modern age. Mashable readers can use code Mashable for a discount when registering. We used to only be digitally connected via computer for part of...
Mar 26th
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How I Became (Mostly) Google-free in About a Day
How I Became (Mostly) Google-free in About a Day Get out of my life, why don’t you babe? Post written by Leo Babauta. Follow me on twitter or identica. Are we too reliant on Google’s services? As long-time readers know, I love Google’s products and use them daily, as they’re absolutely the best I’ve tried in their categories: Google...
Mar 22nd
FREE Audio Download
After a private coaching call with one of my Platinum Level clients last year, she said: “Oh man, will you please record EXACTLY what you just said to me so I can listen to it every single day as a reminder?” This week, I’ve received many personal emails and notes about my last two blog posts.  And I’m betting there’s a few people out there who’d really benefit from having a “coaching...
Mar 17th
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Resource of the Week - RoboForm →
Article by Renee Shupe at 2010-03-05 16:25:07 Categorized in Apps, Resource of the Week, Resources, Tips,
Mar 5th
February 2010
15 posts
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Decluttering your life includes your business… →
Feb 26th
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Decluttering your life includes your business… →
Feb 26th
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Decluttering your life includes your business... →
Feb 26th
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Decluttering your life includes your business... →
Article by Renee Shupe at 2010-02-25 18:11:50 Categorized in Business Management, Tips,
Feb 26th
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5 Ways We Could Improve Social Media Together
It’s time, folks. It’s time to start demanding more from social media and working toward improving this thing together. Because right now we’re all floating in a boring sea of mediocrity and “look at me!”, and it’s really not pretty.  It’s not also not particularly effective. Eighteen months ago it was okay to keep on with the social media auto-pilot. It was the norm. We were all getting...
Feb 25th
Build a Custom Facebook Fan Page →
Article by Renee Shupe at 2010-02-24 16:57:47 Categorized in Marketing,
Feb 25th
5 Advanced Social Media Marketing Strategies for...
Samir Balwani is an emerging technology strategist at Morpheus Media, a firm specializing in Social Marketing, SEM, and SEO. You can follow him on Twitter @samirbalwani and get his newsletter. Social media marketing and the businesses that utilize it have become more sophisticated. More small businesses are beginning to understand how to best leverage online tools to build a community and...
Feb 21st
Google, Gmail, and Google Apps Accounts Explained
Google, Gmail, and Google Apps Accounts Explained February 19, 2010 at 10:24 amby Gina Trapani If you’ve taken the leap and hosted your domain email with Google Apps, no doubt you’ve noticed that you miss out on services that regular Gmail accounts get: like Google Reader, Voice, Wave, Analytics, and right now, Buzz. After complaining about the disparities on a recent...
Feb 21st
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Top 5 Must-Read Social Media Books →
Article by Renee Shupe at 2010-02-19 02:33:47 Categorized in Marketing, Social Media,
Feb 19th
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Can you please turn down the volume! →
Article by Renee Shupe at 2010-02-16 20:58:45 Categorized in Marketing, Social Media,
Feb 19th
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Signed up with OnlyWire →
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Feb 19th