What’s Your Vision For Your Life?

Posted on 08. Feb, 2010 ·0

Many people are motivated by having something to work towards; for them, having a clear vision is useful for their personal development and journey in life.
Endless Possibilities
If you are someone that needs to find a vision for yourself you will want to make sure that you are following through with what life has in [...]

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Review of The Week in Social Media Blogging

Posted on 06. Feb, 2010 ·0

From the positive feedback I’ve had to the weekly series of reviews, I’ve created a new site to act as a social media hub.

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10 Things I Wish I Had Known And Stuck To From Early On

Posted on 05. Feb, 2010 ·2

I’m over  50 years old, and whilst I’m not a great believer in regrets, I’ve made more than a few mistakes along the way. Many people at this point would write something like “and I’ve learned from every mistake!” Unfortunately, being stubborn, that has not always been the case and I’ve repeated some mistakes several [...]

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Leadership – Vision vs Pragmatism

Posted on 03. Feb, 2010 ·0

An issue that often comes up on management training courses is how a leader can deal successfully with a conflict between their vision for their organization and what they know to be the reality of what is feasible when change is required in order to deliver that vision. This is often described as a conflict [...]

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My Personal Development and an Experiment in Managing SM Time

Posted on 02. Feb, 2010 ·0

Social Media and Social Networking are fun, rewarding and can be very time absorbing. Sooner or later though, you have to ask yourself a fundamental question: why am I doing it?
All you bloggers – why do you blog? All you Social and Business Networking site addicts, why are you members?
Bloggers
Why do you blog? Is it [...]

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Connect – Engage – Share and a Cautionary Tale.

Posted on 01. Feb, 2010 ·0

Penny Power’s 3 step social networking model is powrful because it works on two levels. Know me, Like me, Follow me describes, on the one hand, the maturation process individuals go through as they spend time networking. On the other hand, it also desc ribes the steps through which relationships move.
Connect, Engage, Share (CES)
Connect, Engage, [...]

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