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TOP IDEA:
Jenny Blake
"Use what talents you possess: the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best." -Henry Van Dyke
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Jenny Blake:
Hi Woody - thanks so much for the cupcake cheers! Big congrats on your book too :D
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TOP IDEA:
Aamer Iqbal
You Have Found You Have Diabetes: What’s Next? - http://www.brazencareerist/2010/02/08/you-have-found-you-have-diabetes-w...
Sadya Siddiqui
Friends with Money: Two friends decide to start ...well....a start-up. One says I'll put in the money , the other says I'll put in all the daily hours. They both believe this situation will work since both of them are allotting the resources that each of them has - money and time. But will this work?
I'm skeptical about this arrangement - i think the friend-with-money will demand results from the other guy & the other guy will always feel shortchanged....
80 weeks ago from GenYJourney: Tips, Insights, Experiences For Young Professionals, Slash Jobs, Entrepreneurs, Consultants R US and Ask Penelope Trunk!3 more
Dannielle Blumenthal:
Following Penelope's line of thinking...does the $ person have more say over decision-making? Or the one who is putting in the time and effort but ...MoreFollowing Penelope's line of thinking...does the $ person have more say over decision-making? Or the one who is putting in the time and effort but whose efforts may not be as visible? History shows that unless you are directly contributing money you will not have as much say...which will lead inevitably to conflict, power struggles, etc. that can hurt the business. Need more balance here.
78 weeks ago
78 weeks ago
Sadya Siddiqui:
Thank you everyone for sharing your views on this arrangement. I think the comparison of a startup with marriage was really amusing. since i do ...MoreThank you everyone for sharing your views on this arrangement. I think the comparison of a startup with marriage was really amusing. since i do not know right now what either of two feel like so i'm just gonna take it in.
75 weeks ago
75 weeks ago
Penelope Trunk
What do you think about changing your last name when you get married? I can't believe people do it, actually. I mean, you have an established track record in the workplace by the time most people get married. Why undermine yourself by telling people to call you another name? I have had so much trouble with my own name changes (people googling the wrong name, for instance) I can't believe people bring this on themselves. the practice strikes me as antiquated.
Aiden Schade:
This conversation is particularly interesting to me, because a few years back, I actually changed my entire name; first, middle, and last. It had ...MoreThis conversation is particularly interesting to me, because a few years back, I actually changed my entire name; first, middle, and last. It had a lot to do with forging my own identity.
In a historical sense, surnames used to be a lot more descriptive of a person, which is why most surnames translate into medieval professions, locations, and traits.
74 weeks ago
In a historical sense, surnames used to be a lot more descriptive of a person, which is why most surnames translate into medieval professions, locations, and traits.
74 weeks ago
Kelly Seiler:
Does anyone know someone who added their husband's name as a middle name? I kinda like the idea, but it seems like it would ruin the flow of my ...MoreDoes anyone know someone who added their husband's name as a middle name? I kinda like the idea, but it seems like it would ruin the flow of my name.
70 weeks ago
70 weeks ago
TOP IDEA:
Sabera (Kapasi) Photographer
Being bold has always helped me in my career. It took a huge leap of faith to be seriously outspoken the first time, but over time, I got better at it (timing, articulation).The first time I attempted shameless boldness was when I asked my then professor at college for a job at her ad agency. I got the job. I've burned my fingers a few times with it but I've come out wiser. I think boldness will be one of the first few skills I'd want to teach my children.
How has being really bold helped you?
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Clay Forsberg:
Imagine being 18 years old and competing with the top music promoters in the world ... and winning. Going to college was everything, except the ...MoreImagine being 18 years old and competing with the top music promoters in the world ... and winning. Going to college was everything, except the classes (until the last two years). Being BOLD is mandatory. The opportunities fly by ... you have to be fast enough to catch them.
80 weeks ago
80 weeks ago
Kate Wiseman:
I've been an expat three times in three different countries, none of which had English as the national language. In those situations, being bold ...MoreI've been an expat three times in three different countries, none of which had English as the national language. In those situations, being bold is sort of a "make or break" characteristic. Sure, you can survive by pointing and memorizing the combination of buttons that will give you the right subway ticket, but there's no LIFE in that. Getting to that point always takes time, though. I always go through an adjustment period of awkwardness and embarrassment because I don't understand how things work or how to communicate what I want. After this critical mass of humiliating moments, I get over it and start being bold. And then I can engage the with the world around me and really experience life in the place I'm living.
75 weeks ago
75 weeks ago
TOP IDEA:
ChaChanna Simpson
I'm giving a presentation to a group of college seniors in a couple of weeks about what they should know about life after college. I'm turning to you, my Brazen community, to ask what do you wish you knew when you were graduating? And, if you are still in college, what are you concerned about or want to know about entering the real world? Note: Not just pertaining to getting a job, talking about all life issues: health, relationships, family, etc. Comments welcomed, please and thank you.
75 weeks ago from Brazen Undergrads and GenYChat
Becky Benishek:
Ah! This may be a case of "If I knew then what I know now..." I wonder if I would have attended them either, or would have blown them off.
If it ...MoreAh! This may be a case of "If I knew then what I know now..." I wonder if I would have attended them either, or would have blown them off.
If it were a required class, that at least would have gotten some things into my head.
75 weeks ago
If it ...MoreAh! This may be a case of "If I knew then what I know now..." I wonder if I would have attended them either, or would have blown them off.
If it were a required class, that at least would have gotten some things into my head.
75 weeks ago
ChaChanna Simpson:
Thank you all for the stellar feedback. You have given me something better to work with. This community ROCKS!
75 weeks ago
75 weeks ago
Rebecca Thorman
What do you all think about co-habitation prior to marriage? Everyone I know seems to be moving in together or already living together, although I've always had the romantic notion that I would wait until engagement/marriage. Is that outdated now?
84 weeks ago from Work/Life Blur, I am Gen Y and Ask Penelope Trunk!1 more
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Heather Dziczek:
@Raquel- It's not a matter of being angry or flustered. I enjoy debate, but in order to have an effective debate, debaters need to listen. I'm ...More@Raquel- It's not a matter of being angry or flustered. I enjoy debate, but in order to have an effective debate, debaters need to listen. I'm not worried about Ty thinking ill of my opinion, but he's reacting without reading and blowing out of proportion things I'm saying. When I replied to try to explain that he'd misconstrued my point, he (ironically) replied saying that I wasn't getting his point. I don't think that re-explaining what I've already explained will somehow seduce Ty into considering other points of view or thinking critically about what is being said, so instead of arguing with a brick wall, I remove myself from the debate. That's all :)
81 weeks ago
81 weeks ago
Rebecca Thorman:
Hi everyone. Wanted to give you a quick update. Thank you again for all your wonderful comments. I did ultimately decide to move in with my ...MoreHi everyone. Wanted to give you a quick update. Thank you again for all your wonderful comments. I did ultimately decide to move in with my boyfriend. I published a post on it this morning - http://bit.ly/9LiSsw - I read each and every one of your comments and took each to heart, and appreciated you taking the time to have such a smart dialogue!
79 weeks ago
79 weeks ago
Monica O'Brien
Hi everyone! We read about how traditional media outlets are struggling to sell ads and digital media is the new way to reach your audience. My question is: What is the biggest challenge you face with marketing your products or services online right now?
89 weeks ago from Social Pollination, Advertising Professionals, Ask A Coach, Brand Managers and Government and Public-Sector3 more
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Kevin Garcia:
Olivier Blanchard recently reposted a fantastic and slideshare presentation on measuring ROI for digital (and social) media: MoreOlivier Blanchard recently reposted a fantastic and slideshare presentation on measuring ROI for digital (and social) media: http://kgcr.co/dhMLLc
79 weeks ago
79 weeks ago
Kerry Kyd:
I just facilitated a session with some pretty heavy hitters in digital advertising earlier this wk. There seem to be 2 major challenges: 1- sloppy ...MoreI just facilitated a session with some pretty heavy hitters in digital advertising earlier this wk. There seem to be 2 major challenges: 1- sloppy planning- people think that on-line marketing has different rules to traditional planning. It still requires great ideas, excellent execution, relevant content...In fact probalbly more than ever, because opting out is really a click away
2: marketers not truly comminiting to getting this right. On-line needs longer term planning to stretch the idea out over time & resource to keep a high qual chatter going
79 weeks ago
2: marketers not truly comminiting to getting this right. On-line needs longer term planning to stretch the idea out over time & resource to keep a high qual chatter going
79 weeks ago
Sabera (Kapasi) Photographer
Great article! - Sorry, You Are Not a Marketing Professional (and Neither Am I) http://bit.ly/djPnUZ via @addthis #brazen #in #u30pro
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oh. Don't know how to send it out to you. Looks like it's some access problem by country.
80 weeks ago
80 weeks ago
Aamer Iqbal
Napoleon Hill said something like "every defeat carries within it a seed of equal or greater opportunity," and Einstein is quoted to have said "every adversity carries within it the seed of opportunity." I have been going through times of adversity, and now opportunity seems to be peeping out. This morning's horoscope throws the spanner in the works by advising not to take advantage of opportunity as it will not benefit in the long run! My choice, go ahead, I don't have much to lose anyway.
80 weeks ago from Ask A Coach
Calissa:
According to Napoleon and Einstein, too, even if your opportunity doesn't succeed, there's greater opportunity beyond it.
Carpe diem quam minime ...MoreAccording to Napoleon and Einstein, too, even if your opportunity doesn't succeed, there's greater opportunity beyond it.
Carpe diem quam minime credula postero – "Seize the day, trusting as little as possible in the future"
80 weeks ago
Carpe diem quam minime ...MoreAccording to Napoleon and Einstein, too, even if your opportunity doesn't succeed, there's greater opportunity beyond it.
Carpe diem quam minime credula postero – "Seize the day, trusting as little as possible in the future"
80 weeks ago
Aamer Iqbal:
Thank you for your comments. As some people I know don't even travel after reading their horoscope, and others take decisions based on natal ...MoreThank you for your comments. As some people I know don't even travel after reading their horoscope, and others take decisions based on natal charts. I am amazed the credence given to what Blay has pointed out!
80 weeks ago
80 weeks ago
Aamer Iqbal
Working on your passion, creating the life or business of your dreams, following your bliss, do you get to a point where you begin to feel a burnout? What do you notice and what do you do about it?
82 weeks ago from Ask A Coach
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Kenji Crosland:
I've felt burnout both following my passion and not following my passion...So I might as well follow my passion!
80 weeks ago
80 weeks ago
Caroline Ceniza-Levine:
@Kenji, totally agree. It reminds me of this Paulo Coelho quote:
The money we receive in return for our eight hours of work each day can be spent ...More@Kenji, totally agree. It reminds me of this Paulo Coelho quote:
The money we receive in return for our eight hours of work each day can be spent any number of ways; the only thing we cannot buy is extra time. So, during the minutes we have, I believe it is better to live a dream rather than to simply dream it. The dream is the start of something greater, something that impels us to make daring decisions. And it’s true that the person who pursues a dream takes many risks. But the person who does not runs risks that are even greater. -- Paulo Coelho
80 weeks ago
The money we receive in return for our eight hours of work each day can be spent ...More@Kenji, totally agree. It reminds me of this Paulo Coelho quote:
The money we receive in return for our eight hours of work each day can be spent any number of ways; the only thing we cannot buy is extra time. So, during the minutes we have, I believe it is better to live a dream rather than to simply dream it. The dream is the start of something greater, something that impels us to make daring decisions. And it’s true that the person who pursues a dream takes many risks. But the person who does not runs risks that are even greater. -- Paulo Coelho
80 weeks ago
TOP IDEA:
Sadya Siddiqui
So howcome nobody's written a Chicken Soup for the Gen Y soul, or maybe the Unemployed /Cubicle slave soul ....or is it out there and i havent heard of it
89 weeks ago from Blogging Ideas, GenYJourney: Tips, Insights, Experiences For Young Professionals, I am Gen Y, Ask A Coach and Personal Development3 more
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Vincent:
Thanks for the invite Sadya. However, I list among the pessimistic Gen X'ers. I don't know if I'd have any chicken for the soup. :-)
81 weeks ago
81 weeks ago
Elizabeth Marling:
I think it's because on some level, the author of such a book would have to believe in the existence of the human soul.
80 weeks ago
80 weeks ago
Sabera (Kapasi) Photographer
Hi everyone! As some of you may know, I recently started catering healthy Indian food in the Twin Cities, MN. The business is on a very small scale right now (I only supply to friends) but I am really keen on ramping up.
Have you or anyone you know opened a catering / food business? I believe there are licenses involved. How did you go about it? What should I start reading and educating myself about? What questions should I be asking myself?
84 weeks ago from Slash Jobs, I Love to Cook!, Entrepreneurs and Ask Penelope Trunk!2 more
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Aamer Iqbal:
@Sabera, what is included in a healthy Indian menu? Most snacks are deep fried e.g. samosas; then there are parathas and qormas. A chat (not what ...More@Sabera, what is included in a healthy Indian menu? Most snacks are deep fried e.g. samosas; then there are parathas and qormas. A chat (not what many are thinking) is probably the only healthy one I can think of right now. Your input can help my menu planning too :)
81 weeks ago
81 weeks ago
Sabera (Kapasi) Photographer:
Aamer - The dishes you mentioned are mainly served in restaurants and fancier Indian theme dinners. So what you mention really is the 'special ...MoreAamer - The dishes you mentioned are mainly served in restaurants and fancier Indian theme dinners. So what you mention really is the 'special occasion' food in Indian cooking. Everyday Indian cooking prepared in Indian households is healthy, nutritious and when prepared appropriately, perfect for maintaining good health when accompanied with moderate daily exercise. Visit my blog for recipes.
81 weeks ago
81 weeks ago
Sabera (Kapasi) Photographer
Have any of you taken formal Public Speaking classes / training? Was it worth it? What did you learn that you otherwise wouldn't by reading books or plain practice?
81 weeks ago from Slash Jobs, How to Give a Good Speech, Personal Development and Personal Branding2 more
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Sophie Carter:
I too did a toastmasters course before I even started uni and it has definitely paid off! The improvisation section that Jean-Victor mentions is ...MoreI too did a toastmasters course before I even started uni and it has definitely paid off! The improvisation section that Jean-Victor mentions is fantastic, and the small tips on presentation, pace, pitch etc that you can learn best in a face-to-face setting are invaluable. I still reference things I learnt in the Speechcraft course, and it was nearly 10 years ago!
81 weeks ago
81 weeks ago
Sabera (Kapasi) Photographer:
Looks like Toastmasters is THE place to go. I'll certainly check out my local chapter.
81 weeks ago
81 weeks ago
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Sara Gallagher:
This issue reminds me of the debate surrounding paid advertising on blogs. Most bloggers will start free and then add the ads when traffic picks ...MoreThis issue reminds me of the debate surrounding paid advertising on blogs. Most bloggers will start free and then add the ads when traffic picks up...but that creates an awkward situation with loyal readers who are used to reading content without the distraction of advertising. Others decide to set the standard in the beginning by incorporating paid ads up front...but in so doing, they risk turning off early readers.
81 weeks ago
81 weeks ago
Aamer Iqbal:
Maybe the blog can be designed in a way so that when advertisements do appear, they do so subtly. They then won't be so distracting.
81 weeks ago
81 weeks ago
Aamer Iqbal
joined the group Slash Jobs
81 weeks ago
Caroline Ceniza-Levine
My first book is out! 22 overcoming fear stories, incl. mine on my first extreme career move from corporate to acting http://bit.ly/crCo8C
82 weeks ago from Ask A Coach
Raquel Elle Bell:
@Caroline! Great work. I am embarking on starting my own book.. It's called "People who don't Suck" It's about people who contribute instead of ...More@Caroline! Great work. I am embarking on starting my own book.. It's called "People who don't Suck" It's about people who contribute instead of consume.. Do you have any tips?
82 weeks ago
82 weeks ago
Caroline Ceniza-Levine:
@Raquel, I love that title! I laughed out loud -- how refreshing. My book has 22 co-authors, so I have no tips on writing a full book -- I just ...More@Raquel, I love that title! I laughed out loud -- how refreshing. My book has 22 co-authors, so I have no tips on writing a full book -- I just had to come up with 1 chapter. But I shamelessly pulled from my earlier writing. I looked at pieces that were my favorite and while they may not have made it into the book word-for-word I used them as a springboard to find my voice for my chapter. So, I guess my tip would be go back to your best work and don't be afraid to recycle.
82 weeks ago
82 weeks ago
Aamer Iqbal
Entrepreneurship is a way of being for most. With all the demands of the business, home and family (if you have one), what do you do by way of practicing self-care?
Adriana Llames:
great question, aamer. I do 2 things: (1) meet with 3 fellow entrepreneurs M-F for coffee at 7a.m. It's our version of "water cooler" time - we ...Moregreat question, aamer. I do 2 things: (1) meet with 3 fellow entrepreneurs M-F for coffee at 7a.m. It's our version of "water cooler" time - we can vent, brainstorm, mastermind - and it's turned into a great networking time as well. (2) I meditate first thing in the morning, and last thing before I go to bed, specifically on my business vision and financial goals.
82 weeks ago
82 weeks ago
Aamer Iqbal:
That is an effective approach, Adriana. It is funny how many adrenaline driven, high performing individuals neglect themselves. Their warning call ...MoreThat is an effective approach, Adriana. It is funny how many adrenaline driven, high performing individuals neglect themselves. Their warning call often comes as a high blood pressure reading. .
82 weeks ago
82 weeks ago
Elizabeth Marling
Are we killing off genius by forcing a rigid nine to five work schedule on everyone? Just read something about REM sleep and creativity, and it got me thinking: if a person is not allowed to follow their own body's natural sleep cycle, are they missing the benefits of REM sleep? Are we creating people who have a hard time making connections, lack mental agility, and can't see possible consequences of their actions because their lives revolve around the accepted workday?
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Aamer Iqbal:
It emerged from looking after patients that many symptoms improved after a good sleep. It is about where the body needs energy to go. During sleep ...MoreIt emerged from looking after patients that many symptoms improved after a good sleep. It is about where the body needs energy to go. During sleep it is concentrated on repair and growth instead of alertness and awareness. About 600 reactions occur in the brain every second: no wonder thinking makes you tired!
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82 weeks ago
Barbara Hall:
I have to agree. My job description is all about being creative and I have to be at work at 8:30am. However, I don't feel motivated and my ...MoreI have to agree. My job description is all about being creative and I have to be at work at 8:30am. However, I don't feel motivated and my creativity doesn't strike until after 11am.
82 weeks ago
82 weeks ago
Caroline Ceniza-Levine
Think big. Focus. Never give up. That’s your mantra. Everything else will fall into place. -- Rebecca Matthias
Do you have a high, inspiring target, and do you believe you will reach it?
Do your actions match your aspirations?
Do you keep going even when you’re tired, frustrated, anxious, or unmotivated?
The market is moving, and people who have been plugging along are seeing results. How about you?
82 weeks ago from Ask A Coach
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Aamer Iqbal:
@Elizabeth: I agree with Megan. When reaching for your goals you are "boldly going where you have never gone before," (to modify a quote from Star ...More@Elizabeth: I agree with Megan. When reaching for your goals you are "boldly going where you have never gone before," (to modify a quote from Star Trek.) It is not about approval; it is about a support structure. Where you get that support must be factored in your goal achievement plan. Concerning others, they are free to say what they do -- it is up to you to agree with what they say!
82 weeks ago
82 weeks ago
Caroline Ceniza-Levine:
As several of you liked the quote, I thought I should add this quote is from one of my favorite business books and biograhpies, “Mothers Work” by ...MoreAs several of you liked the quote, I thought I should add this quote is from one of my favorite business books and biograhpies, “Mothers Work” by Rebecca Matthias, founder of the maternity clothing empire that now includes Mimi Maternity, Pea in the Pod, and more. This is a fantastic read.
As for support, you're not an approval junkie for needing it. We all need support. But I do believe we can get it outside of our immediate family and friends. Nobody I "grew up" with is an entrepreneur, so when I went into business for myself I had to seek support elsewhere -- family and friends weren't negative but they just couldn't relate and it wasn't fair to expect them to. I was changing into the entrepreneur, not them.
82 weeks ago
As for support, you're not an approval junkie for needing it. We all need support. But I do believe we can get it outside of our immediate family and friends. Nobody I "grew up" with is an entrepreneur, so when I went into business for myself I had to seek support elsewhere -- family and friends weren't negative but they just couldn't relate and it wasn't fair to expect them to. I was changing into the entrepreneur, not them.
82 weeks ago
Sunny Shakula
After working myself to the bone (paying my own way) to be the first in my family to earn not one, but two BAs in writing (journalism and writing) - I feel proud. But because I still barely make my rent and bills (practicing the craft I love), my family insists on asking when I'll get a "real job," and claims I need to get an office job. Am I a loser because I love to write and don't want to compromise my craft by grabbing the first job offer looking for someone with "communication skills?"
JRandom42:
"Music was his life
It was not his livelihood
And it made him feel so happy
It made him feel so good
And he sang from his heart
And he sang from ...More"Music was his life
It was not his livelihood
And it made him feel so happy
It made him feel so good
And he sang from his heart
And he sang from his soul
And he did not know how well he sang
It just made him whole"
Harry Chapin "Mr. Tanner"
82 weeks ago
It was not his livelihood
And it made him feel so happy
It made him feel so good
And he sang from his heart
And he sang from ...More"Music was his life
It was not his livelihood
And it made him feel so happy
It made him feel so good
And he sang from his heart
And he sang from his soul
And he did not know how well he sang
It just made him whole"
Harry Chapin "Mr. Tanner"
82 weeks ago
Elle:
I like Aamer's analogy. Personally, I like to dance and apparently I'm very good at it. I dance to relieve stress, to improve my technique, and ...MoreI like Aamer's analogy. Personally, I like to dance and apparently I'm very good at it. I dance to relieve stress, to improve my technique, and because I find it fun.However, dancing isn't something I want as a career. I'm happy enough improving my dance style, dancing with friends, etc....but I'm no less passionate about it because it's not my focal point, career wise.
Sunny, I think you should be proud of your degrees and your love for writing. I also believe that getting a job (assuming you find one that doesn't make you say 'ick') doesn't compromise your integrity as a writer. A job that helps to ease the stress of paying bills on time and making sure there's food on the table is a good thing. Besides, if an opportunity for a job/occupation crops up in a field that piques your interest, writing or otherwise, nothing says you can't go after and try to snag it.
82 weeks ago
Sunny, I think you should be proud of your degrees and your love for writing. I also believe that getting a job (assuming you find one that doesn't make you say 'ick') doesn't compromise your integrity as a writer. A job that helps to ease the stress of paying bills on time and making sure there's food on the table is a good thing. Besides, if an opportunity for a job/occupation crops up in a field that piques your interest, writing or otherwise, nothing says you can't go after and try to snag it.
82 weeks ago
Aamer Iqbal
Finally got to read The Four Agreements (Don Miguel Ruiz): simple, powerful and wish I had read it years ago!
88 weeks ago from Book Shelf
Lori Fagerholm:
I agree, that book changed my life and gave me a great deal of perspective.
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Sabera (Kapasi) Photographer
Working for free or very little money for a for-profit org. is something I have done several times in the past for the purpose of learning or building my personal brand. The decision has been fruitful and I have met some wonderful professionals in the process. However, I have observed that working for free in most instances, gives people the license to treat you with disrespect, and expect an unreasonable amount of work from you. What do you think? Do you agree?
89 weeks ago from Slash Jobs and Personal Development
Aamer Iqbal:
The culture you work in has an impact as well; an open culture is an advantage.
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88 weeks ago
Janice Purnell:
Sorry to hear that, define your boundaries, even if it is for free. Let them know ahead of time what specific hours you can work, let them know ...MoreSorry to hear that, define your boundaries, even if it is for free. Let them know ahead of time what specific hours you can work, let them know what specific tasks you can complete within the timeframes that are available to you. Also, volunteer work also means saying "no" sometimes. Create your balance and continue enjoying volunteering.
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Cameron Plommer
I'm looking for some great blogs about education. Specifically how to change and upgrade the education system. Homeschooling is also something I want to learn more about.
Any suggestions?
Danver Chandler:
@Jamie: it's a website that is a real-time search feed...you ought to check it out. it's free. it's great! Set up your channels and topics and ...More@Jamie: it's a website that is a real-time search feed...you ought to check it out. it's free. it's great! Set up your channels and topics and find endless amounts of information (literally endless--or seemingly endless-because it's always updating)
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