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Writing. Do you loathe it or love it? Anyone who does any amount of writing can experience writer's block. Whether writing for blogging, social media, business, long form or short form, articles, books, music, or whatever, chances are you know what I'm talking about. You may have noticed (probably not) that I haven't been doing much writing for myself these days. My lack of putting pen to paper isn't due to writer's block, though. Yes, usually I still write everything first t

Hello 2022 - Happy New Year! Stop and smell the roses, intentionally. The other day I bought myself some flowers while doing some grocery shopping. (Shout out to Trader Joe's! Love their little arrangements.) It occurred to me to snap a photo of them when I passed them in my entry. They looked so pretty! If you've ever worked in social media or know any of us who work with it on a regular basis, you know taking random pictures happens a lot. You never know when you're going t

Patience is not often a trait associated with social media. Patience is associated with slowing down. Social media is associated with speeding up. It is the here and now of all media. As I type this, we in the United States, are into our fourth day of waiting on election results to see who our next President will be. Social media is buzzing with all sorts of posts, representing all kinds of viewpoints, that show just how impatient we really are. Four years ago, I wrote a blog

Most business owners start out handling their own social media. Then, they pass it on to an assistant who was hired to perform a multitude o