Blogging to Drive Business
I first met Rebecca Bolwitt in November of 2008. We sat on a panel at the GVPTA’s Making a Scene Conference with Simon called Marketing Using Web 2.0. I guess one of the things that really struck me about her […]
The E-Myth
Ah, summer’s here. My schedule is slower, I’m only working a couple of hours a day. After that, I am mostly pool- and park-side with my 7-yr-old son. There are certainly worse ways to spend a summer. While he’s doing […]
Becoming a better blogger
Things have been a bit nutty in my life, lately. I like to get up on the weekends, Saturday or Sunday morning, and bang out 2-3 blog posts for the week over my morning coffee. It’s a method that’s worked […]
Blogging for Dummies
A long, long time ago, in September of 2008, when I was just getting started with blogging and podcasting, I wrote a post called Welcome to the Blogosphere. The topic of that post was an interview with Shane Birley and […]
Free Beginner’s Guide to Twitter
I was watching the news this morning, and caught two interesting pieces. First, there was the story about this gal, Sarah Killen, whom Conan O’Brian chose at random to be the one person he follows. Overnight, this 19-year-old from Michigan […]
A Whole New Mind
I have a running list of books that people have recommended that I read. My friend Trilby Jeeves suggested I read Daniel Pink’s A Whole New Mind, and boy, was I glad I did. We all know that our brains […]
Getting Things Done
If you’re anything like me, you probably often feel that there is never enough time in the day. Between the day-to-day duties of running my own business, taking care of my son, shopping/cooking/laundry/cleaning, spending time with friends and working on […]
The Four Hour Workweek
How I spent my Christmas vacation: 4 days, my certain special someone, a cabin on Mayne Island, books, magazines, movies, good food, and wine. It was fantastic. Like most people who are ‘getting away from it all’, my main goal […]