Productivity. and Pinterest.
(This is a bit off my normal topics on this blog, but hang with me. The drapery lesson works for productivity readers, too.) I’ve been studying how the 80/20 rule can be applied to productivity, and to participation on social media platforms, and in other parts of life, for a while now. Today, a Saturday […]
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(Recommend minimum 10 boards, 10 pins on each board) Our Beer (Brews): pictures of each of the different beers in a mug. Put the name of the beer in the image, as well as in the pin description. Our Brewery: pictures of the brewery and staff Asheboro Eats: pins of local restaurants; use a Map […]
Continue reading...Two months ago, I was invited to my first BNI meeting. I knew about the organization and had even been invited to join a new group. At that time, I declined the offer to join because was too big of a commitment on a day of the week that was already full. My thinking changed […]
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Oh Lord, I loved this book. Full disclosure: lifetime INFP; which I’ve known since 1987. Happy with it; no plans to change or “develop the other half of myself.” (A psychologist friend tells me Jung intended the system to help you know what you needed to work on. After reading Quiet, the thought flashed across […]
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One of my clients asked if it was possible to link her business Facebook page to her Pinterest account without having to set up a website. She’s doing very well in Facebook and doesn’t want the hassle of paying for and maintaining a website as well. At the time, I didn’t have a good answer. […]
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Lots of baby went out with this bathwater. I found Be So Good They Can’t Ignore You, by Cal Newport, at the Wake County Library new book shelf last week. Picked it up. Easy enough read; can’t say I read each and every word because many of them made pretty much the same point: Passion […]
Continue reading...The June 2013 issue of Vanity Fair included a story about the start up and sale of Instagram, The Money Shot, by Kara Swisher, pages 76-82. If you like business stories, read the whole thing. Instagram was created by Kevin Systrom and Mike Kreiger, and sold to Facebook for $1B. If you simply don’t understand […]
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