Through lack of planning and a series of technology roadblocks, I wasn’t able to properly engage with my blog and Facebook communities during a recent trip. And I missed all of you!
Have you ever been rickrolled? Can you generate memes? Do you download mashups? Don’t worry if none of this makes sense. It just means you’re old.
Are you a “high-context” or “low-context” communicator? No idea what that means? Read on—I think you’ll find this very interesting.
I recently faced a new challenge in my business. A client asked me to edit a very personal essay written by his wife. Here’s how I tried to rise to the challenge and become a kinder, gentler editor.
Despite having what started as firm, and even rushed, schedules, several of my recent projects have drifted into a sort of purgatory. (Or do I mean limbo?) Is there really a double standard for freelancers and clients when it comes to deadlines?
So you’re not rich! If you give anything to charity–time, talent, or treasure–you still call yourself a philanthropist. And it might be time to change your mindset about giving.
Recently, I read a post by one of my favorite bloggers, Princess Jones Curtis, in which she exhorted us to join the Freelancers Union. Here’s why I took her suggestion.
What three things would I not know about you just from looking at you? We’re always told that first impressions count, but it’s a lot better to keep an open mind.
Based on some very savvy advice from a wealthy supporter of a local nonprofit, I’ve dramatically changed my ideas about how to write fundraising appeals for major gifts ($10,000 and over).
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