Ashley Nicole Campbell
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Ashley Nicole Campbell
New Life Plan... - http://www.brazencareerist/2010/04/02/new-life-plan
Carmille:
Love your blog. Not only do you post observations, but you inject a little of your self-journey in there as well. Makes it a lot easier for us ...MoreLove your blog. Not only do you post observations, but you inject a little of your self-journey in there as well. Makes it a lot easier for us Brazens to relate! Your drive is admirable too.
96 weeks ago
96 weeks ago
TOP IDEA:
Ashley Nicole Campbell
Catch 22 of The Entry-Level Job Search - http://www.brazencareerist/2010/02/15/catch-22-of-the-entry-level-job-se...
Jason H. Parker:
I would also add that rather than conduct a job search, blindly sending resumes to impersonal email addresses, conduct a people search. Research ...MoreI would also add that rather than conduct a job search, blindly sending resumes to impersonal email addresses, conduct a people search. Research organizations that you feel are in line with your values and future goals, and then research the people in that organization. See if you can get a bump from your college's career center. Ask your personal network--never, ever underestimate their importance! Networking is key, but do it wisely!
103 weeks ago
103 weeks ago
TOP IDEA:
Ashley Nicole Campbell
Reverse Ageism - http://www.brazencareerist/2010/02/07/reverse-ageism
Aaron King:
After reading your post, I would try to observe some of the intances that you mentioned in our company, the Debt Management. Thanks for sharing ...MoreAfter reading your post, I would try to observe some of the intances that you mentioned in our company, the Debt Management. Thanks for sharing this. I will share later how the reverse ageism look like here.
62 weeks ago
62 weeks ago
Aaron Evans:
Hi Ashley,
I enjoyed your post thoroughly about the stereotypes and misconceptions that us older people have towards the younger ...MoreHi Ashley,
I enjoyed your post thoroughly about the stereotypes and misconceptions that us older people have towards the younger generations.
Those stereotypes have been used on me when I was in my 20's, or at least I felt the same frustration you feel. I think experience is what you actually experience or learn about, right? I think it is safe to say that todays young people have an opportunity to learn much more faster, and thus experience more at an earlier age. With so much interconnected now, I think this is very true.
The one thing I would like young people to harness and talk about more, is their passion and emotion! I see a passion, and a connectedness (is that a word?) with their surroundings, and the surroundings of others throughout the community that I have never seen in my generation or others. This is a very good thing! I think when people harness this passion, and this urge to do what is right for everyone on the planet, good things will happen for our planet and for the people and resources on the planet.
To all Gen Xers Yers and all others, let's focus more on what is our passion, and less about what pays the bills. If we do what we are passionate about, the bills will be paid eventually. I am just dissapointed in myself, that it has taken me so many years to understand this.
Great post, I hope to read more.
All the best,
Aaron
62 weeks ago
I enjoyed your post thoroughly about the stereotypes and misconceptions that us older people have towards the younger ...MoreHi Ashley,
I enjoyed your post thoroughly about the stereotypes and misconceptions that us older people have towards the younger generations.
Those stereotypes have been used on me when I was in my 20's, or at least I felt the same frustration you feel. I think experience is what you actually experience or learn about, right? I think it is safe to say that todays young people have an opportunity to learn much more faster, and thus experience more at an earlier age. With so much interconnected now, I think this is very true.
The one thing I would like young people to harness and talk about more, is their passion and emotion! I see a passion, and a connectedness (is that a word?) with their surroundings, and the surroundings of others throughout the community that I have never seen in my generation or others. This is a very good thing! I think when people harness this passion, and this urge to do what is right for everyone on the planet, good things will happen for our planet and for the people and resources on the planet.
To all Gen Xers Yers and all others, let's focus more on what is our passion, and less about what pays the bills. If we do what we are passionate about, the bills will be paid eventually. I am just dissapointed in myself, that it has taken me so many years to understand this.
Great post, I hope to read more.
All the best,
Aaron
62 weeks ago
TOP IDEA:
Ashley Nicole Campbell
Is it just me or are there now weirdo spammers on brazen writing weird comments on blog posts??
Stanley Lee:
There seems to be like it. While the crew would have more problems managing the spam, I think that's a statement of this network's popularity.
76 weeks ago
76 weeks ago
Ashley Nicole Campbell
@carleemallard Has the webinar started???? Am I in the wrong webinar??? I'm so confused!!! #brazen
80 weeks ago from
Ashley Nicole Campbell
Excited for the #Brazen webinar w/ @JasonFried. It's starting soon!
80 weeks ago from
Ashley Nicole Campbell
joined the group Slash Jobs
80 weeks ago
Ashley Nicole Campbell
joined the group What I Wish I Knew Then
81 weeks ago
Ashley Nicole Campbell
Join me in a live video discussion with @BrazenCareerist http://bit.ly/bkyQad #vokle #brazen
82 weeks ago from
Ashley Nicole Campbell
Learn the "Art of the Start" from Start-Up Legend @GuyKawasaki >> http://bit.ly/cEvnGQ via @BrazenCareerist #Brazen
82 weeks ago from
Ryan Paugh
1) Charlotte, N.C.
2) Columbus, O.H.
3) Kansas City, M.O.
4) Nashville, T.N.
5) Baltimore, M.D.
According to a study done by Combos (you know, the cheese-filled snack) these are the Top 5 manliest cities in America. Some of the criteria included concentration of sports teams and salty snacks sold. Cities lost points for an overabundance of retail shops :)
What do you guys think? Is your city really one of the Top 5 manliest?
Ladies, any input here???
84 weeks ago from North Carolina Bloggers, Ohio Bloggers, Kansas City, Nashville Bloggers and Baltimore Brazen3 more
Molly Schoemann:
@Ryan -- Thanks! I just love the savory, satisfying crunch of combos, and hate gender bias.
84 weeks ago
84 weeks ago
Ashley Nicole Campbell
{New Post} Raise Your Hand if You Hate Your Job! http://bit.ly/b3apAR (Special thanks to @aweitsman for his input!)
Amne Hiraiwa
I'm working on a new post about recent college graduates finding their first job. Is there evidence of a new-graduate paradox? Employers won't hire you without experience, but you can't get experience without getting hired. Have you experienced this?
Paul Balcerak:
Another huge thing: Get out there and network (re: in person). If someone has met you beforehand and likes you (blogging and Twitter-ing go along ...MoreAnother huge thing: Get out there and network (re: in person). If someone has met you beforehand and likes you (blogging and Twitter-ing go along with this), they don't even need to bother with shuffling through a stack of résumés—yours goes to the top. There are tons of professional meet-ups that go on; just keep an eye on Twitter and Facebook and figure out where they are.
92 weeks ago
92 weeks ago
Amne Hiraiwa:
@Paul I learned during career workshops that most people actually get hired through networking. Being new to the networking scene is a little ...More@Paul I learned during career workshops that most people actually get hired through networking. Being new to the networking scene is a little intimidating but it's worth getting out there and promoting yourself.
92 weeks ago
92 weeks ago
Lesley Heizman
Welcome Kristy Jones to our group Kc! Are any of you checking out the webinar with Penelope and Seth Godin this week? I will be attending!
93 weeks ago from Kansas City
Lesley Heizman:
Did you like the Free State Social? I heard good things about it. Let me know what you thought!
88 weeks ago
88 weeks ago
Ashley Nicole Campbell:
I loved Free State Social! It was such a fun experience. I learned a lot, met some awesome people and had an absolute blast! I hope I can go next ...MoreI loved Free State Social! It was such a fun experience. I learned a lot, met some awesome people and had an absolute blast! I hope I can go next year and I would highly recommend it to people in the KS/MO area looking to learn and connect with like-minded social media folk!
Also we all totally geeked out over 4Square and got the swarm badge...
86 weeks ago
Also we all totally geeked out over 4Square and got the swarm badge...
86 weeks ago
Ashley Nicole Campbell
{New Post} I am a Freelancer! http://bit.ly/aqHmTD
Ashley Nicole Campbell
Hey everyone! Just wanted to let you all know that I'm now freelancing as a social media consultant and copywriter! I'm also job hunting in KC so if anybody knows of a marketing, social media, copywriting, or communications position, I would really appreciate if you could send it my way! Thanks!
94 weeks ago from Kansas City
Ashley Nicole Campbell
Working on my website & business cards!
Emily Jasper
Anyone know any intro to anthropology books for people who just want to learn a little? Other than Anthropology for Dummies, most my searches come up with expensive text books...
95 weeks ago from Book Shelf
Andrea E. Kruse:
Emily and others, here are some more books, that give a good first dive into it. Most anthropology and archaeology books to get the full out of it ...MoreEmily and others, here are some more books, that give a good first dive into it. Most anthropology and archaeology books to get the full out of it and really understand all the means, you would need a class or at least have taken some, beacuse some anthropologist don't know how to write at all!
Some of my top ones that I loved are this: If you have a place or culture, let me know and I can help pick some out since I have read a lot.
Nisa: The Life and Words of a !Kung Woman
by Marjorie Shostak (Great book, a must and first read for all anthro majors)
Guests of the Sheik: An Ethnography of an Iraqi Village
by Elizabeth Warnock Fernea (older, but still very good, and since the whole war and news will help give some good background on it all)
Warrior Women: An Archaeologist's Search for History's Hidden Heroines by Jeannine Davis-Kimball (good archaeology one, just read it)
In Search of Respect: Selling Crack in El Barrio
by Philippe I. Bourgois (Drugs and New York, a great read and if you like NYC, a must read and easy)
Death Without Weeping: The Violence of Everyday Life in Brazil
by Nancy Scheper-Hughes (note- sad and can be hard to read at times; but she is one of the best writes in anthropology out there)
Hope this helps, most of these also you should be able to get at the library as well.
95 weeks ago
Some of my top ones that I loved are this: If you have a place or culture, let me know and I can help pick some out since I have read a lot.
Nisa: The Life and Words of a !Kung Woman
by Marjorie Shostak (Great book, a must and first read for all anthro majors)
Guests of the Sheik: An Ethnography of an Iraqi Village
by Elizabeth Warnock Fernea (older, but still very good, and since the whole war and news will help give some good background on it all)
Warrior Women: An Archaeologist's Search for History's Hidden Heroines by Jeannine Davis-Kimball (good archaeology one, just read it)
In Search of Respect: Selling Crack in El Barrio
by Philippe I. Bourgois (Drugs and New York, a great read and if you like NYC, a must read and easy)
Death Without Weeping: The Violence of Everyday Life in Brazil
by Nancy Scheper-Hughes (note- sad and can be hard to read at times; but she is one of the best writes in anthropology out there)
Hope this helps, most of these also you should be able to get at the library as well.
95 weeks ago
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seeking anthropology is the first factor of toursim industry,watever ancient anthropology or developing anthropology
95 weeks ago
95 weeks ago
Carmille
A goldmine of free webinars! Topics range from #marketing, to #leadership, to organizational #management! http://bit.ly/cMvOQf
96 weeks ago from Community Managers, Non-Profit Management, Future Leaders and Global Careers and Business2 more
Ashley Nicole Campbell
{New Post} New Life Plan... http://bit.ly/bHrvlp
Ryan Paugh
Made an awesome vegetarian recipe last night - http://bit.ly/dfZfvb - delicious quinoa stuffed peppers. It's a lot of chopping so if you're not into chopping up veggies don't do it. But I give this one a solid A.
Meghan Skiff recommended this
Ryan Paugh:
Here's another quinoa recipe that I am putting on the docket for this week: MoreHere's another quinoa recipe that I am putting on the docket for this week: http://bit.ly/cf6uAO
97 weeks ago
97 weeks ago
Ashley Nicole Campbell
{New Post} Hard Work Pays Off...Right? http://bit.ly/ciXq6U
Jessica Schanberg
What is the best way to prepare for an interview? I try to get all of the information I can line up and I feel prepared but I manage to get stage fright right before anyway? What are your thoughts on how best to put anxiety and worries at bay?
Ashley Nicole Campbell
{New Post} Dear Boomers: Please Retire. Love, Gen Y http://bit.ly/c9XsxP
Annabel Candy
Just want to say: I'm not a StumbleUpon expert. All I know is:
1. When my posts are stumbled they get more visitors.
2. Other bloggers create groups to stumble each other and it works for them.
3. We seem to have a good group of people to try it with:)
Alistair Toffoli:
I've found quite useful this guide (MoreI've found quite useful this guide (http://www.doshdosh.com/a-comprehensive-guide-to-stumbleupon-how-to-buil...).
anyway I have to work more on SU cos it's the main source of visitors for my blog
101 weeks ago
anyway I have to work more on SU cos it's the main source of visitors for my blog
101 weeks ago
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