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Building Up By Shakespeare

Cover of William Shakespeare “This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. Farewell, my blessing season… 

Internet Marketing Tip – Types of Blogs

So, you know you want to jump into the Blogging atmosphere.   But the fear of that jump is leaving you breathless?  You think to yourself “What would I blog about”? Jump over to Mitchell’s “Daily… 

Once upon a time

I loved those words as a little girl. It meant a good story about  a princess and a prince and the wonderful words at the end “and they lived happily ever after.” I continued my… 

Speeddate your life

Have you heard of SpeedDating? The first time I saw it was an episode of “Sex in the City” I’m probably one of the few in the world that only ever saw a couple episodes… 

Build Your Business with Consistency

As many of YOU as well, I work a 9-5 job (which is really a 7a – 4:30 job) and while some businesses are experiencing a downturn – the company I work for is NOT.  … 

If you want a revolution the only solution evolve

This crazily addictive song by Kevin Quinn is the new Gatorade commercial. The tune is catchy, the words are simple and the message shows several sports moments. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYgFjBDoHNA&feature=related[/youtube] I don’t even remember the first time… 

Jumping over the what to blog about hurdle

HELP! What do I blog about? You decided you wanted to blog – maybe for business, maybe as a hobby, maybe a little bit of both. But, now you are stuck and wondering about content… 

Drink upstream from the herd

Image via Wikipedia Texas Wisdom Always drink upstream from the herd. Back when cattle was moved across country by cattle drives  the ultimate goal was to be able to make camp by  a stream.  All… 

Texas Wisdom

Image via Wikipedia I’m starting a  new series here on the website – Texas Wisdom. The sayings may have come from cowboys of the past, farmers, businessmen and women – Lots of sayings I’ve heard…