While good writing may come easily to some and not so easily to others, everyone's writing can always stand improvement. Even the greatest writers of all time had to edit their works. But editing your own writing is a tough task. You know exactly what you meant when you wrote it, so your mind can … Continue reading 5 Hacks That Will Immediately Improve Your Writing
A 2014 Pew Research study found that 1 in every 10 American workers were self-employed. 10% of the American workforce— or rather, 14 million people—now work for themselves. Of the many daily challenges these 14 million people face, one common recurring problem for all of them is how to be most productive. Your workflow changes when … Continue reading Top 4 Productivity Articles for the Self-Employed
Toward the end of last year, I attended Hootsuite's Connect conference. This virtual event was all about mastering social media for business. One of my favorite sessions was about social customer service on Twitter, given by one of Twitter's very own - Rob Hamilton. Since this conference, Rob has gone on to work for Amazon … Continue reading How to Nail Customer Service on Twitter (Plus 8 Brands Who Have)
Disclaimer: This post only contains a few sections of my article. To read the whole article, click here. "I’m a single millennial who’s experienced intense pressure to begin a relationship that I don’t want. And I’m not the only one. I frequently hear single Millennials tell stories about people in their lives pushing them towards … Continue reading Recently Published: What Single Millennials Wish You Knew
Disclaimer: This post only contains a few sections of my article. To read the entire article, click here. "In my long season of singleness, everyone wanted to reassure me and sympathize with me. I spent far too long being annoyed at this sympathy before realizing a startling truth: deep in my heart of hearts, I … Continue reading Recently Published: Not Your Average Single Girl
I've heard many a sermon about Peter walking on the water. And I've heard countless applications of the story. They always have a few common denominators taken straight from the Biblical account: there's always a storm, Peter always leaves the boat, and he always eventually sinks. But when I read the story in Matthew 14, I … Continue reading The Day You Walk on Water
In the business world, efficiency is a #1 priority. You need laser-like focus and excellent organizational and time management skills to stay at the top of your game and help you achieve a good work/life balance. Easier said than done, right? With countless distractions and things to keep track of, sometime it's a wonder you … Continue reading Declutter Your Life (3/3): Three Apps for Organizing Your Business Life
Thomas Edison, Steve Jobs, Norman Rockefeller, and Jane Austen—all very different people spanning the course of history, yet they all possessed one common quality. Creativity. Thanks to their creativity, we have lightbulbs, iPhones, nostalgic art, and beloved novels. Who are today’s creative minds? Are you one of them? If you identify with these five statements, … Continue reading 5 Signs of a Creative Mind
Email. You can't live with it; you can't live without it. The deluge of work assignments, special offers, newsletters, and junk mail can easily spin out of control, the little number beside your inbox steadily and silently climbing, until it seems insurmountable. How do regain control of your inbox? Thankfully, other equally-stumped minds who have … Continue reading Declutter Your Life (Part 2/3): Three Apps for Organizing Your Inbox
Fact 1: Identifying the right target audience is a major part of successful marketing. Fact 2: Many brands are targeting a broad (and usually, an already highly sought-after) mass audience. Fact 3: That's not the right target audience. When branding a new product or service, it's easy to pick a target audience like "Millennials," … Continue reading Why You May Be Marketing to the Wrong Audience…and How to Find the Right One
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