Winding Your Way Through Blogosphere

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A few months after I started blogging, I wrote,
When I first started blogging, I felt overwhelmed by everything I was reading. My head spun for weeks, and the learning curve was more like a switchback road going through a mountain pass. With every site I visited, I got more information, however, [...]

Do I Need A GPS To Navigate Your Blog

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I, like most bloggers (and online visitors), have ADD (Attention Deficient Disorder). I want answers fast and I don’t want to search for them.
Put me on a blog that’s difficult to navigate, and I’ll need a GPS (Global Positioning System).
Today’s Lesson
For both business and blogging, I do online research. [...]

A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words

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In my post titled: “Blogging Block - Can’t Find Anything To Blog About, I listed 15 ideas from which to draw inspiration.
Today’s Lesson
Today, I found a new form of inspiration.
Pictures.
As I search for just the right picture for my blog posts, I often land on some great photos.
I would like to [...]

Bloggers Embark On A Lonely Journey

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Have you read Darren Rowse’s Random Reflections on SXSWi-2008 (South x Southwest interactive) convention?
In his first “reflection”, he writes:
The more I meet bloggers the more that I find that many of us are lonely soles (to some degree). We sit alone in our home offices/living rooms/beds etc and often feel quite [...]

NBOTW Shares From Years Of Experience

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At first glance, an elder person’s hands may look ugly to you. But the wrinkles, thin skin and visible veins are like a road map to their past.
How carefully do you listen when your parents, grandparents or an elderly person speaks? Do you tune them out? Do [...]

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