Monthly Archives: September 2012
GET WORK DONE WHEN YOU’RE ON THE ROAD
By Gail Z. Martin Whether you’re a true road warrior or you just seem to be on the go all the time, mobile apps from your tablet PC or smart phone can make your life much more productive. Even better: … Continue reading
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Seven Ways to Stand Out from the Competition!
by Faith Monson www.FaithMonson.com Whether you’re interviewing for a job or pitching your company to a prospective client, you need to make sure you stand out as being different (and better) than your competition. Here are seven ways you can … Continue reading
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Yoga is Much More than Asana/Physical Fitness
by Satya Kalra Pssst! Want to know a secret? There’s more to Yoga than “downward dog” and “sun salutations.” If you’ve been wondering what’s beyond “warrior pose” and are intrigued by what those in the know mean by “Yoga off … Continue reading
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Get More Social Media Exposure in Less Time
By Gail Z. Martin Beyond the main benefits of a social media dashboard (pre-posting, scheduled content, analytics, etc.), several other programs are out there for social media users with more specialized needs. These dashboards may not be useful for everyone, … Continue reading
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Manage your Star Image
by Faith Monson www.FaithMonson.com Every celebrity understands that fame means living in a fishbowl. When you’re a famous actor, the world follows your every move and dissects each word you say. Lucky for you, you can take some simple steps … Continue reading
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Big Dreams Require BIG Energy
by Sheevaun Moran There’s the big of Texas, big hair, too big for your britches and big ego and yet that is not what I mean by BIG Energy. You see, energy is something that can be felt just as … Continue reading
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ONE-STOP TIMESAVERS FOR BUSY PEOPLE
By Gail Z. Martin “Dashboard” programs provide all-in-one-place control, much like the console of a car or airplane. Programs like HootSuite, Social Oomph, Ping and TweetDeck make it possible for you to plan your social media campaigns and load content … Continue reading
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Five Steps to Acing The Big Interview
by Faith Monson www.FaithMonson.com The more prepared you are for a big interview, the more confident you’ll be, whether it’s for a job, a promotion or a presentation to the board of directors. Here are four tips to help you … Continue reading
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How To Do Business on Social Media RIGHT
by Laura Rubinstein, Social Media and Relationship Marketing Strategist Maybe you’re like I was a few short years ago and knew you had to get your business on social media, but didn’t know which network to attack first or where … Continue reading
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Music and Sound – The Inside Story!
By Sharon Carne, BMus, MFA More and more people are beginning to understand and acknowledge that everything is in vibration. Sound is defined as vibrational energy. It pushes against atoms as it travels. Including your atoms. Not everyone knows that … Continue reading
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