Advice from an Entrepreneur: Do The Right Thing
I was surprised when I received an ezine from my online backup service. The founder of the company wrote a personal note to customers, not about the biz or about a new services. Instead, he wrote about a 1962 movie,...
Encore Study
I recently posted on my other blog about the book, Encore, by Marc Freedman. The subtitle is "Finding Work That Matters in the Second Half of Life." A wonderful community around the ideas in the book is forming at Encore.org....
Grace (Eventually) and the Human Voice
I just finished Anne Lamott's newest book (2007), Grace (Eventually). The subtitle is "Thoughts on Faith." Lamott is one of my favorite writers, because her writing is so honest. She gives the reader inside look at how her mind works...
Learning from the Fashionistas
See this interview with Patricia Handschiegel for tips and examples of great networking and community-building. I found her advice to be so on target, not only for ABV but also for entrepreneurship in general, that I posted on my other...
More Signs of the Changing Landscape
The world as the digital immigrant knew it growing up is changing. Rapidly. Recent news items that illustrate continuing trends: Waning Power of Traditional Media Starting next year, U. S. News will cut back its publishing schedule, from once a...
Learning from the Fashionistas
Patricia Handschiegel, founder of social media company, StyleDiary.net, was recently interviewed about building a business. The interview is packed with great advice for entrepreneurs--following your passion, being your own best customer by solving a problem that you are personally experiencing,...
Encore
I'm just finishing reading the book, Encore by Marc Freedman. In addition to being a writer on the role of aging baby boomers in society, Freedman is a social entrepreneur. The subtitle of his book is "Finding Work that Matters...
Overflowing on a Summer Evening
As a follow-up to my last post about working from heart as well as head, I've been blessed to see role models in action. I recently attended a party where the host works completely from the heart, in the business...
