Time-Tracking Software
Yesterday was my blog-versary. The second post I ever wrote was called Putting a Value on Your Work, and talked about how to price your work. A key aspect of putting a value on your work, whether it be a […]
SugarSync
When I wrote yesterday’s post on Dropbox, I was already aware of SugarSync (http://www.sugarsync.com), another online file storage application. I had done some research on the two applications, to see which one was better, and it seemed that actually, SugarSync […]
Dropbox
This week, I am going to share with you some technical tools or websites that might make running your business easier. I’m in the middle of what is looking like my busiest fall so far, so anything that can make […]
That elusive work-life balance
As some of you may know, I have a young son. Michael is 6, and honestly, he’s the love of my life. Two years ago, I lost my part-time job. It was a good job for a mom with a […]
Dandilions and Firelighters
I went to the Art Strike this afternoon. It was like the weather was on our side, because it was a grey and rainy day. We were instructed to wear grey–the colour of a world without art, and the weather […]
Blog success
At the risk of sounding “boasty,” I wanted to share something with you. As you know, I went on vacation for two weeks at the end of July and beginning of August. During that time, I didn’t put up one […]
Why I love the Theatre. Reason #12
You may have heard the rumor that I have been on vacation. In Greece. While the purpose of my trip was solely for rest and relaxation, I spent the last two days before coming home exploring the ruins of the […]
Happy Birthday to me
Today’s my birthday. And not just any birthday. You see, today I turn 40. So today’s blog post is dedicated to a little self-reflection. More than anything today, I feel really, really grateful. I have a successful business, a great […]
Arts coummunity concerned about cuts to the BC Arts Council
This email arrived in my inbox on Monday from Peter Boychuck, the communications manager at The Alliance for Arts and Culture. Since then, it has been widely spread, but in case you haven’t seen it: The arts and cultural sector […]
What’s your perception worth?
I am somewhat embarrassed to say that I went to McDonald’s the other day. It was one of those extenuating circumstances: I was starving, on the road, and they are pretty much as prevalent as Starbucks. I thought I’d make […]