Over the course of the past 9 weeks, I've had the opportunity to gain knowledge in creating simple but useful digital products in the form of the freebies posted on Freebie Fridays. The experience has allowed me to explore the creation of various forms of online informational tools as well as learn about email marketing … Continue reading Freebie Friday: Freebies Recap (Part 1)
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Part 13: Once you've had a chance to participate in the two sets of exercises I've previously suggested, then you should be well on your way to putting together a comprehensive list of your KSAs as well as a list for your areas for improvement. And if you were honest with your responses to the … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 13
This post originally appeared on December 11, 2019 and it led me to create the schedule that I would have been using up to this point, but COVID-19 hit it hard in March and pretty much demolished it. So, I've been riding by the seat of my pants ever since that time frame, as it … Continue reading Productivity Tuesday: Reblog – Hourly & Block Scheduling Tips for a Productive Day
There's something to the process of planning before implementation. I truly do believe that. If you've read past posts about my new product journey, then I'm sure you've bumped into my discussions on creating frameworks (blueprints) for how to proceed with any endeavor you're pursuing. (As a matter of fact, you can check out the … Continue reading New Product Journey: Plan, But Move On It!
For today's Freebie Friday, I wanted to revive a freebie (with a slight tweaking) that I've presented before on this blog (quite some time ago though). And, it's relevant now like it was way back when. I'm currently taking advantage of this template for my own personal purposes, as I find me and Little Man … Continue reading Freebie Friday: Daily Schedule Template
Ginger is a leafy, flowering plant that produces clusters of yellowish-greenish-purple flowers. The root is the part of the plant that's used for cooking or for medicinal purposes. Ginger can be consumed in its raw form, dried (as a spice), and as a liquid extract. The less processing of ginger, the better; however, manufacturers have … Continue reading Back to Natural Basics: The Benefits of Ginger
Part 12: Now, I want you to ask yourself the following question: What are those areas that you recognize need improving in your personal makeup. We all have them, so be especially real with yourself at this part of The Rightful Placement Process. You don’t have to share this list with the world. In fact, … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 12
I want to start off by saying I apologize if the blog title is sending mixed messages from me to you. Let me just assure you right now that I'm of sound mind and know exactly what I want to convey to you in this title and throughout this blog post. I also want you … Continue reading Productivity Tuesday: Being Unproductive Can Be a Productivity Tool
It's amazing to think that we're in the last days of May. Time definitely stands still for no one. And, my family managed to come to one major milestone last week: the official end of Little Man's school year amid Coronavirus. So, he and I are currently on summer break. However, I've already told him … Continue reading New Product Journey: The Real Reason for Choosing Ebooks
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