Today, I'm coming to you with a handy-dandy replay. Yes, I have a reblog treat for you. And I thought it was particularly fitting because I'm actually experiencing the events of this blog post this fine day. Every once in a while, I do. It's the weirdest thing, too. The phenomenon I'm currently experiencing has … Continue reading Reblog – When You Don’t Know What to Blog About
Technology may be overstepping its boundaries when it comes to reading and writing. Okay, so take this blog post for what it's worth to you -- meditate on the stuff you can jive with and chuck out the rest. Seriously. Because I don't expect everyone to agree with me on the points I'm about to … Continue reading Lessons Learned as a Parent of a Virtually-Schooled Student – #9
Since we have another Part 2 today, you probably know that I have to mention the importance of beginning today's reading with Part 1. So, why don't you go ahead and check that out . . . right . . . here. Oh, and some companion blog posts that might give you some added perspective … Continue reading Blogging Truths Be Told: Doing the Blogging Work and Being Consistent Will Save Your Blogging Career (Part 2)
Have you ever had some genius creative endeavor (whether a piece of informational content, a product, or a service) that fell completely flat on its face? I mean it had all the makings of the next best breakthrough thing and its untested potential was off the charts. At least in your own mind, you had … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: You Need Input from Others
First of all, I want to apologize for this post being published late. It was supposed to be this past Friday's "Blogging Truths Be Told" post, but other priorities needed attending to and my regular schedule was delayed a bit. So, you're reading Friday's post today. And, I'll plan on having my Tuesday and Friday … Continue reading Blogging Truths Be Told: Doing the Blogging Work and Being Consistent Will Save Your Blogging Career
You've probably heard the saying . . . "it takes a village to raise a child." Well, I'd like to use this same perspective and flip it over to the classroom to create the following saying: "it takes a dedicated and involved team to educate a virtual student." Pretty nifty saying if I do say … Continue reading Lessons Learned as a Parent of a Virtually-Schooled Student – #8
I've previously discussed the importance of sharing one's journey on this blog, but I thought I'd spruce up an old post of mine and bring the subject matter up once again. It's a very important subject matter, indeed. That of sharing your journey -- and as bloggers, blogging our journeys. Wouldn't you agree that we, … Continue reading Blogging Truths Be Told: Blogging Your Journey is Effective
Piggybacking off of Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: Stop and Take a Look Around, I'd like to continue the discussion on finding solutions to real-life problems -- the successful creative entrepreneur's objective. Sounds pretty straight forward; but in practical application, the challenge to such an undertaking is no small matter. Displaying more of a producer mindset and creating … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: People Have Real Needs
Bet you thought you were going to get a "Blogging Truths Be Told" post today. Well, you are. It just looks a little different because I'm bringing back an oldie but goodie. Oldie, because it's from last year. And goodie, because it's one of those evergreen pieces of content that will stand the test of … Continue reading Reblog – Establish Your Own Blogging Voice
So, I'm making a little departure from working through the steps in the creative entrepreneurship process to "stop and take a look around" at the world in which I'm living in. And, what I'm seeing is quite troubling. There is so much going on -- so many things and circumstances negatively affecting our societies on … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: Stop and Take a Look Around
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