1) You should check out this blogsite
to get lots of tips every day for making your blogs better. When we look at the postings of Chris Elizabeth Griffith and Laurie Manny, we see great examples of them linking to their other posts. How do they do it? Check out this blogpost to find out:
This blog is edited by Daniel Scocco, born in Brazil, educated in Italy, and man of the world. It would also be good to read about the blog.
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2) You should also check out this blogsite
and after reading about the blog, in particular, read this post from Rajesh Setty, author of "Beyond Code"
Titled "Making the Most of Your Time: Going Beyond To-Do-Lists" it does talk about time, but also covers things like:
How to Find 4 extra days a month
How to Unlearn Things
Making a Difference in the World
Teach People to become Better
Connect People that are Opportunities for Each Other
Making a Difference in the World
actually the blog posting has a link to a free .pdf that has all this information in it.
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3) You should definitely bookmark this treasure
and look at this particular blog:
This post, What To Do When You're Wrong, discusses Johnson & Johnson now suing the Red Cross for misuse of a symbol, specifically the Red Cross. Apparently J&J has had the symbol since the 1800s and allowed the Red Cross to use it, with some restrictions. Recently the Red Cross began licensing the symbol to products, which brought on this suit. The blog, however, isn't about the suit as much as it's about What To Do When You're Wrong.
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So, that's my three, and that's my entry.
I want to give you something extra, though - in line with Underpromise and Overdeliver.
One of my favorite blogs is Robert Frank's Wealth Blog at the Wall St Journal (he just wrote Richistan, if you recall,
a great book). It's at:
and a particular post to read (before August 2nd since Frank is on vacation, but since this a bonus and not an entry, it should be ok) is
interesting for most parents, as well as nonparents. Parents generally want to give their kids things, to have their kids benefit from the fruits of their labor, but ... Rich kids don't stay rich ... this tells why.
Sharon,
One of your links is broken: http://www.dailyblogtips.com/review-what-youve-written-regularly/
Sharon,
Ok, you just sent me on a great tour, thanks I enjoyed it, great job!
Teri - Thanks. Obviously this contest accomplished what it set out to - getting us out of our boxes.
Carole - yes, sometimes it's tempting to take on someone else's "problems".
Kay - I feel the same with some of the blog lists other bloggers post. I have lists of lists.
Laurie - Thanks for pointing that out. I've corrected it. Sometimes I think links change when they go from today to archive. Glad you enjoyed the trip. I'm glad I had the chance to meet you in SF,
Missy - There are always new ones out there.
Katerina - The Japanese have a word for that, except I think their version is Constant Improving as opposed to constant learning.
Hi, Sally - I have some favorites in our industry, but wanted to stay away from those.
Sharon~
Lots to consider...thanks for the tour!
You're welcome, Chris. I learn a lot from you!
Angie - sometimes short and sweet IS easier to learn.
janeAnne. You're welcome. Hope you're enjoying everyone's suggestions.