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Amy Ng
We all have "things" that make us feel safe and ready to take on the world. Other than your ID, keys, and cell phone, what is something that you never leave home without?
4 weeks ago from Military, GenYJourney: Tips, Insights, Experiences For Young Professionals, Brazen Careerists in New York City and Citi2 more
Sandra Kitchen:
I agree with Nicole on the minimum amount of money, you never know when you're going to need cab fare, break the heel off your shoe and get a ...MoreI agree with Nicole on the minimum amount of money, you never know when you're going to need cab fare, break the heel off your shoe and get a cheap pair of flats to wear home, or get a run in your pantyhose etc... I always keep tissues around as well. Sneezes always have a way of sneaking up on you.
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Beatriz Alemar:
A pen. I feel so lost if I don't have something to write with on me at all times.
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Vickie Elmer
So who has toys on their desk or in their office? Something to fiddle when when you need to decompress? Or a collection of wind-up toys? Turns out that these playthings are not just about creating fun and playfulness. My Washington Post Capital Business piece looks at the real value of toys at work: http://wapo.st/rC0Dg6
So tell us about your toys and how they help you during the work day.
10 weeks ago from Creatively Inspired, Brazen Careerists in New York City and Personal Branding1 more
JRandom42:
Who needs toys on the desk, when I have a whole network running in a virtualized environment, that I can tweak, tune, experiment and play with to ...MoreWho needs toys on the desk, when I have a whole network running in a virtualized environment, that I can tweak, tune, experiment and play with to my heart's content, and restore to its base configuration in just a click?
7 weeks ago
7 weeks ago
Vincent:
I have a metal slinky that I got from a vendor. I use it to help me decompress and to think.
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3 weeks ago
Ryan Paugh
Even though I'm currently living in Madison, WI I'd really love to move back to the East Coast soon to be near more friends and family. I've sold my girlfriend on the idea of coming with me. Her first pick is somewhere in North Carolina. My first pick is somewhere in/around Boston, MA.
She thinks Boston is too cold + doesn't have enough of an artsy scene. I guess I'm not really sure. I figured I'd leave it up to the experts. Any thoughts guys?
83 weeks ago from Relocation, Boston, Beantown Bloggers and North Carolina Bloggers2 more
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Rick Wahlberg:
Despite the unemployment rate consider Providence, RI. You can still work in the Boston market.
We have a fine cluster of regional theater with ...MoreDespite the unemployment rate consider Providence, RI. You can still work in the Boston market.
We have a fine cluster of regional theater with a national reputation. And a fine local music scene.
And a cluster of excellent colleges, Brown University, Rhode Island School Of Design, Johnson & Wales...
North Carolina is nice too, different. Cost of living is less but so are salaries.
Good luck. I lived in WI for two years before returning to RI, don't regret it.
81 weeks ago
We have a fine cluster of regional theater with ...MoreDespite the unemployment rate consider Providence, RI. You can still work in the Boston market.
We have a fine cluster of regional theater with a national reputation. And a fine local music scene.
And a cluster of excellent colleges, Brown University, Rhode Island School Of Design, Johnson & Wales...
North Carolina is nice too, different. Cost of living is less but so are salaries.
Good luck. I lived in WI for two years before returning to RI, don't regret it.
81 weeks ago
Harriet May:
Yay to North Carolina! I love Charlotte. Uptown is fabulous, and getting better. We have NoDa which is our art district, and lots of nightlife ...MoreYay to North Carolina! I love Charlotte. Uptown is fabulous, and getting better. We have NoDa which is our art district, and lots of nightlife and restaurants and local events. It still feels like a small town though.
I'm working in Wilmington right now, which is a big difference... great for people watching but I haven't made my mind up about it yet!
76 weeks ago
I'm working in Wilmington right now, which is a big difference... great for people watching but I haven't made my mind up about it yet!
76 weeks ago
Alexis Dubief
Fan Page Vs. Networked Blogs - Thoughts?
I realize this is not necessarily an either/or question. But should I even bother with networked blogs and have people who follow me there OR via the fan page? Or is networked blogs an unnecessary step and I should focus exclusively on building up my presence via my own page? Anybody have any experience (good/bad) with the benefits/issue of networked blogs on FB? Thanks!
49 weeks ago from Blogging Ideas, Wordpress Bloggers and Brazen Bloggers1 more
Ji Hyun Lee:
Can't speak for Networked but Facebook fan page has been tremendous in getting traffic to my blog. Wld love to know wht others think about ...MoreCan't speak for Networked but Facebook fan page has been tremendous in getting traffic to my blog. Wld love to know wht others think about Networked Blogs.
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49 weeks ago
Vincent:
I was under the impression that they (I don't know whether it is FB or Networked blogs) was no longer supporting their FB application. I have a ...MoreI was under the impression that they (I don't know whether it is FB or Networked blogs) was no longer supporting their FB application. I have a Networked Blog thing on my FB page but can't tell you whether its been working for me or not.
48 weeks ago
48 weeks ago
Monica Valentinelli
What makes a horror movie a "horror" movie in your mind?
For example, I haven't seen Black Swan, but seems like moviegoers are lumping that into horror. Just saw Harry Potter, and I feel that squarely fits into dark fantasy.
Kate Davids:
I would agree with Cooper. I think Horror and Thrillers are separate, though sometimes they overlap, like a Venn diagram.
To my mind, the ...MoreI would agree with Cooper. I think Horror and Thrillers are separate, though sometimes they overlap, like a Venn diagram.
To my mind, the difference is in the goals of the movies. A horror, of any type from gore to psychological, is out to scare the pants off of you. A thriller is out to get your adrenaline racing. Often this is done by putting the main character in a scary situation but it can also be done by cloak and dagger fights or high suspense hide and seek games. Horror can use the same methods (hide and seek with the monster is a classic), but it's goal is not just to get you to hold your breath as you find out what will happen next, it's to get you to scream when it happens.
16 weeks ago
To my mind, the ...MoreI would agree with Cooper. I think Horror and Thrillers are separate, though sometimes they overlap, like a Venn diagram.
To my mind, the difference is in the goals of the movies. A horror, of any type from gore to psychological, is out to scare the pants off of you. A thriller is out to get your adrenaline racing. Often this is done by putting the main character in a scary situation but it can also be done by cloak and dagger fights or high suspense hide and seek games. Horror can use the same methods (hide and seek with the monster is a classic), but it's goal is not just to get you to hold your breath as you find out what will happen next, it's to get you to scream when it happens.
16 weeks ago
JRandom42:
Ever since I was a kid, so-called horror movies either were too hilarious to keep from laughing out loud, or too silly, contrived, cheesy, and ...MoreEver since I was a kid, so-called horror movies either were too hilarious to keep from laughing out loud, or too silly, contrived, cheesy, and ridiculous to take serously.
There's only been a few that really scared me. The origonal "Alien" is one. "In Cold Blood", as something based on a true story is another. The original "Cape Fear" with Robert Mitchum is another good one.
Other than those and a few others, the rest are not even worth watching for me.
15 weeks ago
There's only been a few that really scared me. The origonal "Alien" is one. "In Cold Blood", as something based on a true story is another. The original "Cape Fear" with Robert Mitchum is another good one.
Other than those and a few others, the rest are not even worth watching for me.
15 weeks ago
Lawrence Tabak
I've always found it refreshing to do the occasional piece of writing outside of my professional sphere. I had meant to link this earlier, but here's a little essay I published last month on Salon.com. (By the way, for those many who seem fixated on pecuniary matters, if you published one of these a day, 365 days a year, you would still not have a living wage.)
http://www.salon.com/life/feature/2011/06/09/video_gaming_sons/index.html
Vincent:
Hi Lawrence. Great article! I was going to leave a comment on the Salon site but then I read them and decided comments on Brazen were more thought ...MoreHi Lawrence. Great article! I was going to leave a comment on the Salon site but then I read them and decided comments on Brazen were more thought out and sincere.
I have 2 boys too who love video games. As an educator I don't see it as a problem. However, I did forbid my eldest from playing for a week recently. It was kinda scary. He exhibited symptoms of withdrawal. He plays now but not as often as he did.
28 weeks ago
I have 2 boys too who love video games. As an educator I don't see it as a problem. However, I did forbid my eldest from playing for a week recently. It was kinda scary. He exhibited symptoms of withdrawal. He plays now but not as often as he did.
28 weeks ago
Will Deyamport, III, MSEd
How many of you educators have personal blogs? What do you use them for? Did you consider your career before starting it?
Vincent:
Hi Will,
I have a personal blog. Prior to entering the field of education my life plan was to write the book, sell the film rights, and go out in ...MoreHi Will,
I have a personal blog. Prior to entering the field of education my life plan was to write the book, sell the film rights, and go out in a blaze of glory. Things didn't work out that way... My blog helps me work things out and in its own weird way decompress. How about you?
44 weeks ago
I have a personal blog. Prior to entering the field of education my life plan was to write the book, sell the film rights, and go out in ...MoreHi Will,
I have a personal blog. Prior to entering the field of education my life plan was to write the book, sell the film rights, and go out in a blaze of glory. Things didn't work out that way... My blog helps me work things out and in its own weird way decompress. How about you?
44 weeks ago
Will Deyamport, III, MSEd:
Vincent, I do have a blog. Peoplegogy.blogspot.com focuses on education, social media, leadership, and career developments. I've had the blog for ...MoreVincent, I do have a blog. Peoplegogy.blogspot.com focuses on education, social media, leadership, and career developments. I've had the blog for almost 3yrs, and I am happy with its growth.
37 weeks ago
37 weeks ago
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Sarah Peck
Hey creative people! What's your favorite way to unwind, to relax, or to recharge on your busy days? How do you take a break from work and come back feeling refreshed? Some days I have to work quite late, and I've taken to walking outside - a LOT - in order to be able to come back to the office ready-to-go. What do you do that works?
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Sarah Peck:
@Corbin: Yes! Sometimes after a long, hard day, even if I'm tired (like tonight), I'll still take it outside for a run because I hit the bed like ...More@Corbin: Yes! Sometimes after a long, hard day, even if I'm tired (like tonight), I'll still take it outside for a run because I hit the bed like no other. Working out is amazing for keeping balanced in a crazy busy world ...
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Kate Davids:
I would love to take a shower at night, but I can't. My hair needs to be wet to do it, or I look like the Lion King in the morning. However, I ...MoreI would love to take a shower at night, but I can't. My hair needs to be wet to do it, or I look like the Lion King in the morning. However, I like to give myself a pedicure. Not really the full nail-painting thing, but just soaking my feet in hot water makes me happy.
During the day I relax through breaks where I read a chapter in a fantasy book or watch a silly TV show. The idea is to keep it short and absolutely irrelevant and stupid.
39 weeks ago
During the day I relax through breaks where I read a chapter in a fantasy book or watch a silly TV show. The idea is to keep it short and absolutely irrelevant and stupid.
39 weeks ago
Vincent
Marie Lee's Op Ed in the New York Times last weekend was a wake up call for me. It's easy to forget the impact some of my teachers have had on me when immersed in the daily battles within the profession and the cynicism directed at the profession from outside. Do you remember the teacher that "changed your life"? http://cranialgunk.com/blog/2011/04/10/remembering-sir/
43 weeks ago from Education Conversations and Education
Jason H. Parker:
Yes, I actually was blessed to have many teachers in my life who affected my emotional, academic and career education. So glad! Thanks for this ...MoreYes, I actually was blessed to have many teachers in my life who affected my emotional, academic and career education. So glad! Thanks for this comment, it allowed me to rethink about my teachers!
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Khaila Edward:
Good reminiscing :) My English Literature teacher made Literature even more fun than it already was to me and definitely had something to do with ...MoreGood reminiscing :) My English Literature teacher made Literature even more fun than it already was to me and definitely had something to do with me getting into the Communication field.
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42 weeks ago
Tracy Brisson
According to this article, 52% of U.S. students attend schools that prohibit the use of social media. What do you think about this? Do you think is the role of the parents? What if parents can't/won't help educate students on how to use social media tools for learning? http://is.gd/wlXgK7
43 weeks ago from Education
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Mark Federman:
There are also many (I would say the vast majority of) American schools that do not adequately prepare their students for the skills required to ...MoreThere are also many (I would say the vast majority of) American schools that do not adequately prepare their students for the skills required to make sense of the complexities of our world. They, too, are derelict in their responsibilities to provide the next generation of citizens with the cognitive tools to sustain our society.
In my view, education is not about finding the right answers to pre-posed (and presupposed) questions. Sadly, that is what our education systems are set up to do (and even more so with the emphasis on standardized testing as a measure of supposed goodness.) Rather, contemporary education MUST be about learning the skills of, and being unafraid to, ask the right questions. Today, for any questions of significance, these skills are invariably wrapped up in collaborative engagement in complex environments. That, in turn, means learning how to engage constructively and creatively in social media which are, first and foremost, environments in which people can learn to embody the principles of collaborative engagement (even if the specific applications might at first appear to be trivial and trite).
Many of the "old fogey" generation still refer to kids "playing on the computer." What these fogeys fail to realize is that said "playing" actually involves collaborative construction of identity, enactment of collaborative production of knowledge, and mutually sharing and making sense of experiences. These are all the skills that necessary for success throughout life, especially those who aspire to influence policy and process in society. Without question, the school systems that prohibit social media completely misunderstand their responsibility to both their students, and society at large.
42 weeks ago
In my view, education is not about finding the right answers to pre-posed (and presupposed) questions. Sadly, that is what our education systems are set up to do (and even more so with the emphasis on standardized testing as a measure of supposed goodness.) Rather, contemporary education MUST be about learning the skills of, and being unafraid to, ask the right questions. Today, for any questions of significance, these skills are invariably wrapped up in collaborative engagement in complex environments. That, in turn, means learning how to engage constructively and creatively in social media which are, first and foremost, environments in which people can learn to embody the principles of collaborative engagement (even if the specific applications might at first appear to be trivial and trite).
Many of the "old fogey" generation still refer to kids "playing on the computer." What these fogeys fail to realize is that said "playing" actually involves collaborative construction of identity, enactment of collaborative production of knowledge, and mutually sharing and making sense of experiences. These are all the skills that necessary for success throughout life, especially those who aspire to influence policy and process in society. Without question, the school systems that prohibit social media completely misunderstand their responsibility to both their students, and society at large.
42 weeks ago
Tracy Brisson:
Thanks for all your comments! It is definitely something to think about for those of us changing education.
42 weeks ago
42 weeks ago
Dana Leavy
We've created a stigma in this society with prioritizing our own well-being, by taking sick or personal days. But pushing our health too far usually ends up negatively affecting our productivity, and sometimes others', in the end. Are you one of those people who's always tempted to "solider through" a workday for posterity, even when you know you are run down or sick?
43 weeks ago from Entrepreneurs, Advertising Professionals, Brazen Careerists in New York City, Career Rocketeer and Career Changers3 more
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Dana Leavy:
@Chandlee - that is so unfortunate, I'm sorry. It really is important to prioritize your body. Ironically right after I posted this question I ...More@Chandlee - that is so unfortunate, I'm sorry. It really is important to prioritize your body. Ironically right after I posted this question I came down with the flu! Luckily I work from home... and I'll probably be working anyway, like Candace said!
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Vincent:
The challenge is everyone's threshold for sickness is different. I have witnessed instances when a coworker badgers another for coming in with a ...MoreThe challenge is everyone's threshold for sickness is different. I have witnessed instances when a coworker badgers another for coming in with a cough when he has come in blowing his nose every five minutes.
42 weeks ago
42 weeks ago
Brett Kunsch
If you're on Brazen, you're networking with purpose. For my fellow New Yorkers, you can take the networking offline for the "Make the Change You Want Networking Event" I am co-hosting with Tracy Brisson of the Opportunities Project on Tuesday, 4/19, 7-9pm, 3 West 46th, NYC. It's FREE, it's fun, and it's a great way to meet some fellow change-makers in NYC! http://bit.ly/i8920I
43 weeks ago from Brazen Careerists in New York City and Networking Tips
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Vincent:
Hi Brett, Looking forward to meeting you and thanking you in person for your help with my org's FB page.
42 weeks ago
42 weeks ago
Sal Pellettieri
Do you think that students need social networking? i.e. is it a useful skill to develop or just a time waster?
Vincent:
Hi Sal,
I think Yes, students need social networking skills. As someone from the prior generation (I had a rotary phone in my house and wrote all ...MoreHi Sal,
I think Yes, students need social networking skills. As someone from the prior generation (I had a rotary phone in my house and wrote all my college papers on a Royale typewriter) it has been a challenge for me to communicate without the benefit of body language and vocal inflections. As the world becomes more closely connected it is vital current and future students learn to communicate passionately and effectively using social media and other tools.
43 weeks ago
I think Yes, students need social networking skills. As someone from the prior generation (I had a rotary phone in my house and wrote all ...MoreHi Sal,
I think Yes, students need social networking skills. As someone from the prior generation (I had a rotary phone in my house and wrote all my college papers on a Royale typewriter) it has been a challenge for me to communicate without the benefit of body language and vocal inflections. As the world becomes more closely connected it is vital current and future students learn to communicate passionately and effectively using social media and other tools.
43 weeks ago
Sue:
I think students will inevitably DO social networking, it is only a question of whether they will do it well. So, I think they need to learn how ...MoreI think students will inevitably DO social networking, it is only a question of whether they will do it well. So, I think they need to learn how to network with their goals in mind and how to project a professional identity.
43 weeks ago
43 weeks ago
Vincent
I saw this article in AM New York this morning and it made me chuckle just slightly. How much is too much when it comes to family and their knowing your personal business -- especially when family leaves you out of the equation and communicates directly with your friends? http://ow.ly/4xvyu
Vincent
I really like Girl in a Coma's Adventures in Coverland. It got me thinking about some of my other favorite covers albums. What are some of your favorite cover songs? What makes a good cover song? http://cranialgunk.com/blog/2011/04/02/under-the-covers/
44 weeks ago from Music
Will Deyamport, III, MSEd
To all the members of this group: Please introduce yourself, tell us what you do, and how you are using social media.
Vincent:
Hi Will,
I'm Vincent. By day I am the Director of Curriculum Initiatives at the SIFMA Foundation for Investor Education. At night, I am a blogger ...MoreHi Will,
I'm Vincent. By day I am the Director of Curriculum Initiatives at the SIFMA Foundation for Investor Education. At night, I am a blogger writing about the lessons I learn from TV and issues of public education. I am new to social media and am eager to learn.
44 weeks ago
I'm Vincent. By day I am the Director of Curriculum Initiatives at the SIFMA Foundation for Investor Education. At night, I am a blogger ...MoreHi Will,
I'm Vincent. By day I am the Director of Curriculum Initiatives at the SIFMA Foundation for Investor Education. At night, I am a blogger writing about the lessons I learn from TV and issues of public education. I am new to social media and am eager to learn.
44 weeks ago
Mike Ambassador Bruny
On my way to NYC for the my first showing of "7 days of hip hop affirmations to change your life after college." Here I come Queens College. I'll have slides on slide share in a few days. Wish me success. If your in Manhattan stay tune for info on where I'll be having dinner. I love meeting Brazen folks in person.
45 weeks ago from Brazen Careerists in New York City and Education
Mike Ambassador Bruny:
I just checked out your site. Pretty cool. I love the feel of it. Have to support a fellow NYC-er(although I no longer liver there) and someone ...MoreI just checked out your site. Pretty cool. I love the feel of it. Have to support a fellow NYC-er(although I no longer liver there) and someone who I share an island with (Hispaniola). My background is 100% Haitian.
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44 weeks ago
Brodie Gilchrist
I'm someone who is passionate about working in education, most likely for a non-profit doing either communications or development work. What are the best resources/tips for searching and applying for positions in the education field?
Vincent:
I get regular job updates from the Foundation Center's Philanthropy News Digest. I have never applied through them so can't speak to their ...MoreI get regular job updates from the Foundation Center's Philanthropy News Digest. I have never applied through them so can't speak to their effectiveness personally. http://foundationcenter.org/pnd/jobs/
I got my current position (over a decade ago) from Professionals for Non Profit: http://www.nonprofitstaffing.com/
45 weeks ago
I got my current position (over a decade ago) from Professionals for Non Profit: http://www.nonprofitstaffing.com/
45 weeks ago
Keisha Michelle Gregory:
Thanks Regina, that will even help someone like me when I am working towards my long term goal of becoming a college professor.
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45 weeks ago
Vincent
AM New York ran two highly entertaining and highly distracting (and highly debatable) ranking of the Top 5 TV themes. What are your Top 5 Children’s Educational TV Show Theme Songs? My list is dominated by shows from the 70s (when I was a kid). Are there 90s and 2000 shows that have catchy themes? http://cranialgunk.com/blog/2011/03/19/to-am-new-york-my-top-5-tv-theme-...
46 weeks ago from Education, Music and Helicopter Parents1 more
Megan Atkinson
I tried doing some blog writing while jamming out to my favorite tunes the last few nights instead of the calm, focused silence I typically employ for writing. I found my productivity is MUCH higher and I'm able to zone in much easier. What about you - do you blog in silence or with music? If you jam out, what kind of music do you feel makes you work faster and/or better? Jose Gonzales, Imogen Heap, and JayMay totally rocked my world tonight.
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Daya Bihm:
I actually can't have much music on, especially when writing articles. In the off-chance it is? I love alternative rock and a little Bob Marley!
48 weeks ago
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Jesse Shy:
If I am writing something I can have noise of just about any kind. But, if I am programming, I need SILENCE!
48 weeks ago
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Vincent
I am looking for people to help pilot and field test a six-week afterschool program I've developed for the SIFMA Foundation's Stock Market Game program. If you are interested, please write me at vyoung@sifma.org. For more information about The Stock Market Game visit: http://stockmarketgame.org.
54 weeks ago from Education
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Megan Atkinson:
The stock market game was hands-down my favorite part of Economics in high school. I'm not sure it was *the* SMG as referenced, but I love that ...MoreThe stock market game was hands-down my favorite part of Economics in high school. I'm not sure it was *the* SMG as referenced, but I love that you're involved in such an engaging venture. Good luck!
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48 weeks ago
Vincent:
@Tan, sorry about the delay in replying. I don't mind at all please go ahead. And Thank You.
@Megan, thanks. It's been around for 30+ years so it ...More@Tan, sorry about the delay in replying. I don't mind at all please go ahead. And Thank You.
@Megan, thanks. It's been around for 30+ years so it just might be the one you played in high school.
48 weeks ago
@Megan, thanks. It's been around for 30+ years so it ...More@Tan, sorry about the delay in replying. I don't mind at all please go ahead. And Thank You.
@Megan, thanks. It's been around for 30+ years so it just might be the one you played in high school.
48 weeks ago
Jamie Nacht Farrell
I started blogging when I joined Brazen - and did it for fun, to vent, etc. It's turned into a writing gig for FORBES, being on Alltop, etc (THANK YOU BRAZEN SUPPORTERS!!!). One of my posts has just been published in a book ( ; It's pretty badass - "life lessons from the top writers on the internet". I wrote a short intro here, but I'm pretty sure all you "self improvement"/"personal growth" junkies will enjoy - pls download and love it! http://bit.ly/gQZXAT let me know what u thnk
49 weeks ago from Gen-Y Professional Bloggers, Brazen Community Feedback, Ask Penelope Trunk!, Creating a Life You Love and Personal Development3 more
Raquel Elle Bell:
Jamie - That's wonderful news... Do you have any words of wisdom for others here who have been trying achieve the same?
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Vincent:
Congrats Jamie! Looking forward to reading it as much as I've enjoyed reading your blog posts!
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Thelma
Join us to celebrate the launch of the SAY:100, March 2nd at 7pm at the Angel Orensanz Foundation for Contemporary Art (172 Norfolk St.)
SAY Media has been working 10 experts across 10 categories - ranging from tech and business to style and parenting - to identify online voices that create engaging content, drive conversation and shape opinion. The result is the SAY:100, which we’ll unveil in the coming weeks.
RSVP to RSVPSAY100@SAYMEDIA.COM
Thelma:
It's an interesting company. Hope I get to meet you. Feel free to ask people who work for SAY to point me out. I'm not sure if there are name tags ...MoreIt's an interesting company. Hope I get to meet you. Feel free to ask people who work for SAY to point me out. I'm not sure if there are name tags or what the entire deal is, but it's going to be fun.
49 weeks ago
49 weeks ago
Christine Tse
Hi, I am starting a virtual interior design business, and I currently have a blog where I show what I can do, and also my inspirations. And my question is should I create a website and merge my blog with it? If you were looking for an interior designer, what problems would you want them to solve for you? Would you hire a virtual interior designer? Any feedback/comments will be greatly appreciated. Here is my blog: http://chez-cha.blogspot.com/
Christine Tse:
@Jamie - I checked out his website, it's very interesting and brilliant how he differentiated himself from other interior designer. Will ...More@Jamie - I checked out his website, it's very interesting and brilliant how he differentiated himself from other interior designer. Will definitely reach out to him and get his thoughts.
@Vickie - yes, my goal is to create spaces that would nourish the soul, and improve the quality of life of the person. I am working on getting my portfolio on my blog.
Thank you both for the comments.
51 weeks ago
@Vickie - yes, my goal is to create spaces that would nourish the soul, and improve the quality of life of the person. I am working on getting my portfolio on my blog.
Thank you both for the comments.
51 weeks ago
Vincent:
Hi Christine, Congratulations and Good Luck with your design business. I agree with Jamie as well. You need something that sets you a part. As a ...MoreHi Christine, Congratulations and Good Luck with your design business. I agree with Jamie as well. You need something that sets you a part. As a NYC'er myself I come into contact with a lot of designers. Many have grand ideas for grand spaces. However, I believe what most NYC'ers want are grand ideas for minute spaces (more than productivity - efficiency and economy of physical space that will give the illusion of a grander space).
49 weeks ago
49 weeks ago
Patrick Skelley
Hey y'all where do people find new music?
52 weeks ago from Music
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