Simple Solutions for 2013
2013…Write, eat, earn, repeat.
Every year on January 1 I sit down with Craig and complete a vision map for the coming year (see 2012′s here). It will hang on my refrigerator all year long to serve as a reminder of my goals. This year I left a little extra space to breathe and am focused on three things: eating well, writing about eating well, earning a stable income, and doing as much of it as possible! These are my favorite words and phrases from the 2013 board:
There’s an art to this kind of balance.
Best life
Simple Solutions
Decisive Point
Write That Book
Cash Conscious
Things we can’t stop talking about
Nurture your calling
Starts vibrant, stays vibrant
So here’s to lucky number 13 and the year I turn 30!
What are you excited to see happen this year? Please share!
Salesman. The word inspires fear in most consumers. Someone who isn’t quite human. Someone who makes his living convincing other people to spend their hard-earned money. A person not to be trusted. I’m not exactly sure why that is, but it makes me angry.
I’m tired of hearing entrepreneurs say, with fear-tinged pompousness, “I’m NOT a salesman.” I’ve worked in sales of some sort my entire life. If you own your own business, you damn well better be a salesman — and a good one. Quite the opposite of what most people expect, I find great sales people to be rare and talented creatures, strong and resilient individuals who can put everything on the line every day. Unlike most people in the workforce, Read more…
Breast Cancer 3-Day Sign Sponsors…Accent American Inc
Thank you to Lisa and Ken Jordan at Accent American Inc. for helping me make it through my 60 miles next weekend!
Welcome to the class of 2012! The final group for The 6 Weeks to Social Success in 2012
My hope for each of you, as we embark on this program together, is that you will not just learn but apply. The 6 Weeks to Social Success is designed to help you make money in your pajamas using social media. However, it only works if you do. Glad to have each of you. Let’s get to work!
Celebrating Banned Books Week 2012: Renia reads “The Scarlet Letter” by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Since the inception of Banned Books Week in 1982, libraries and bookstores throughout the country have staged local read-outs—a continuous reading of banned/challenged books—as part of their activities. For the second year in a row, readers from around the world can participate in the Banned Books Virtual Read-Out. This is the third of my favorite frequently banned books. Come back every day this week for a new one.
Since the inception of Banned Books Week in 1982, libraries and bookstores throughout the country have staged local read-outs—a continuous reading of banned/challenged books—as part of their activities. For the second year in a row, readers from around the world can participate in the Banned Books Virtual Read-Out. This is the second of my favorite frequently banned books. Come back every day this week for a new one.
Since the inception of Banned Books Week in 1982, libraries and bookstores throughout the country have staged local read-outs—a continuous reading of banned/challenged books—as part of their activities. For the second year in a row, readers from around the world can participate in the Banned Books Virtual Read-Out. This is the first of my favorite frequently banned books. Come back every day this week for a new one.
