I Don’t Know What I’m Writing About


Seriously. I don’t. But that’s okay. You know why? Because I don’t need to. Such is the life of a freelance writer and long-tail key words. So much for “Write what you know.” If that was the case I’d be sunk. Thank goodness I fake it pretty good. Really, some of the most fascinating assignments [...]

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#DIVERSITYtweet, The Virtual Book Tour


In this ongoing series of #Tweet E-books, this time I’ll take a short look at a little E-book that Teresa Morrow from Key Business Partners recently sent me. It’s called DIVERSITYtweet and as you can imagine it’s filled with quips that focus on diversity and its importance in our business and our day to day [...]

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The Age of Writing


Recently I’ve been reading (and re-reading) a few books on writing.  I made an observation that I think warrants a little discussion.  It seems that a lot of published authors knew that they wanted to be a writer from the time they were very young.  Since this does not match my experience I have to [...]

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The Virtual Book Tour For #PROJECTMANAGEMENTtweet


Over the past six months or so I’ve developed a good working relationship with Teresa Morrow with Key Business Partners, LLC. I’ve participated in several of these virtual book tours and each time I’m offered the opportunity to participate once again, I get enthused and anxious to write the post. Last week. Teresa sent me [...]

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The Coffee House Internet Warrior


A couple of weeks ago I posted a quick update where I announced the internet, cable and local phone was going away in my household.  I promised to let folks know how it’s going so here goes: Advantages Thus Far Sleep.  I used to arise at 5 or 6am to check the email and do [...]

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