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Category Archives: lifestyle
Helping or Judging?
Have you ever come across the Chinese proverb about the palest ink being better than the best memory? The moment I heard it, I knew it was true, and I’ve have been jotting down observations, overheard conversations, and highlights from … Continue reading
Cinderella
A few weeks ago, a couple of friends and I had an interesting and enlightening discussion on feminism, and at the beginning of our thread, terms like glass ceiling, the second shift, and benevolent sexism were bandied about. I mentioned … Continue reading
Ivory Soap and Corn Flakes
Being part of a writing group has helped me in ways too numerous to recount. My membership has also made me a little more hesitant to write, or rather to trust myself as a writer. For example, I’ve been … Continue reading
Would Carl Sandburg Like Facebook?
Social media is a mixed blessing. While it gives us a way to reach out and link in, it can also be a potential source of stress. Should a would-be author use Tumblr, Facebook, Linkedin, or what?? The choices are … Continue reading
Posted in lifestyle, self publishing, social media, writers, writing, writing life
Tagged Carl Sandburg, Harriett Beecher Stowe, social media, writers, writing
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Texts, Teams, Time Zones
When I began teaching online courses about 15 years ago, I worked with a man whose dream was to work all day from home in his “jammies.” Those of us who knew him joked around and asked him to please, … Continue reading
Posted in book reviews, books, lifestyle, reading
Tagged book reviews, books, Mindfire, Scott Berkun, workplaces
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Write or Post or Tweet?
Something that often comes up at the meetings of my writing group is the need to keep a balance between learning about and using social media and actually writing. Sometimes a person can get so involved with electronic “stuff” that … Continue reading
Posted in lifestyle, social media, Uncategorized, writers, writing, writing groups
Tagged self publishing, social media, writing, writing challenges
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