The movie was good.
The book is better.
Especially if you are a business owner. It does help to know something about football and I admit that if you aren’t really into football then some of the narrative can get a bit tedious.
Even with that, Michael Lewis does an excellent job illustrating the perfect [...]
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It happens.
You consult with a client and you both think you have discovered virtual business nirvana.
From my perspective this would be someone who needs my skills and abilities and who understands how to work virtually. Someone who will not only share their vision with me but will be open to mine.
Then you get to work. [...]
This article on Fast Company raises so many important issues:
What are your whys?
Is it necessary to work 8 hours a week to get ahead?
Do you get more (productive) work done in less time when you only work 40 hours (or less)?
Are you working to make a living or working to make a life?
I was [...]
WooHoo! I followed Eleanor Roosevelt’s advice and I did the thing I feared - I made a video.
What a great way to end 2009 and here’s to a wonderful, fun and prosperous 2010 - for all of us!
~Sandra
Movie Mogul in the Making!
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This article was inspired by Jon Morrow’s post, On Dying, Mothers, and Fighting for Your Ideas, on Copyblogger - thank you Jon and Jon’s Mom for your courage and determination.
It’s been 10 days since my furnace thermostat shot sparks and smoke at me and the furnace breathed it’s [...]
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I’m a big fan of Copyblogger. I enjoy reading it and have learned a lot. One of my favorite contributing writers is James Chartrand of Men with Pens.
Yesterday James published one of the most thought provoking articles I’ve read in a long time - Why James Chartrand Wears Women’s Underpants.
It clearly struck a cord with [...]
I studied International Relations in College. And became a news junkie. When CNN was born, (did I just date myself or what?) I was thrilled! I could get all the bad news any time I wanted it. Drama on Demand.
Then some stuff happened.
9/11
The war in Iraq
And the Drama on Demand features of the Internet
And I [...]
Besides the obvious - don’t give up.
I’ve been reading this wonderful book by Daniel Defoe and there is much to learn here. The lesson that really strikes me is that we truly can learn and do anything once we set our mind to it.
Crusoe talks about never having handled a tool in his life and [...]
Imagine this:
You get up in the morning, grab a cup a coffee, and get hubby and kids out the door. Then you leisurely walk down the hall to your office. You flip on your computer to check your email and answer a few “urgent” messages. Then you get up and go start a load of [...]
I used to work for Warren Buffett.
Ok, well not directly for him but I was a Real Estate Agent for a Brokerage that was owned by Berkshire Hathaway. At the time, I wasn’t impressed. One day I worked for a locally owned business in my home town and the next I worked for a corporation [...]
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