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Trace Cohen What's your twitter account so we can all follow you! http://www.twitter.com/brandyourself http://www.twitter.com/trace_cohen

132 weeks ago from Personal Branding

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JR Moreau: http://twitter.com/jrmoreau
132 weeks ago

Adam Raviart: http://twitter.com/adamraviart
Excellent ...Morehttp://twitter.com/adamraviart
Excellent Idea! I'm new to Brazen Careerist. How is everyone doing?
132 weeks ago

Erin Murtagh Curious-how many of you have multiple sources of income?

135 weeks ago from Personal Finance

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Stephanie Collins: Sacha: in most states, you should be able to work as a sole proprietor with no registration at all. Look for information specific to where you ...MoreSacha: in most states, you should be able to work as a sole proprietor with no registration at all. Look for information specific to where you like, though. And if you get more than $600/year from one client, you may need to have them file a W9 for you and issue you a 1099-MISC at tax time. (Phew, sorry about all the tax forms in this comment!)
133 weeks ago

David: In todays world. I think multiple income sources is a good idea, especially if one or more is passive income vs. active. I have two active income ...MoreIn todays world. I think multiple income sources is a good idea, especially if one or more is passive income vs. active. I have two active income sources ( full time job, freelance project work) and one passive source (online marketing company).
133 weeks ago

David any thoughts on Google's Fast.Flip http://su.pr/7oP4T8 ?

140 weeks ago from PR & New Media

David Golf connects us.Forms unique bonds between people. No matter income,race,gender,creed,etc.Reminds we are more alike than we are different

142 weeks ago from Golf

Rob Vanasco any advice on tools for teaching yourself PR basics?

142 weeks ago from PR & New Media

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Sarah McClellan-Brandt: PRSA.org and MorePRSA.org and http://www.nonprofitmarketingblog.com/ are good places to start!
142 weeks ago

Rob Vanasco: fantastic Sarah. you people are wonderful. :)
142 weeks ago

Cheila Esquilin Evernote uh? Going to check that out...

143 weeks ago from Tech Gurus

David: it is a great tool. helps with capturing ideas & thoughts. kind of a virtual memory bank.
142 weeks ago

Kevin Durbin Another good site/app. for home budget cruncher is Mint.com-some may frown on putting bank numbers here, but used only for tracking your....

143 weeks ago from Tech Gurus

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Dean Soto: Wesabe is great, but has a bit of a learning curve. Plus, improvements on Mint occur more rapidly, so it's my budget app of choice.
143 weeks ago

David: Mint is good. I have been using it for over a year. Category management can be a little awkward but it is a great tool.
142 weeks ago