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Author: lwidmer

Forging Ahead

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What’s on the iPod: Farther Down by Neon Trees What a nice birthday! I didn’t stay off the computer entirely — in fact, I spent more time on it than planned thanks to an unauthorized install of a Conduit search engine onto my computer when I downloaded an MP3 file converter software program. I uninstalled…

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Bring on the Cake

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What’s on the iPod: My Fault by Imagine Dragons Today is a holiday for me — it’s my birthday. My intention is to do no work whatsoever, but that may not be possible entirely. Still, I’m going to enjoy the sun and the summer before it disappears entirely. I’ve been stuck inside working so much…

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When Words Repeat

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What’s on the iPod: Helpless by Neon Trees I had a slower paced day yesterday and was glad for it. Since returning from Canada, I’ve been on fast forward. It was nice to have things to do, but not so much that I had to chart it all to remember it. I picked up a…

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Creating Client Partnerships

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What’s on the iPod: Better Together by Jack Johnson There’s something about that song on a summer day, isn’t there? Well, there’s something about Jack Johnson on a summer day — any song. His island life just rolls like waves through his lyrics. The start of a busy, but not crazy week. I have an…

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Things That Make My Head Explode: Part Nine

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What’s on the iPod: Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd (oh yes, it is!) What a hot day yesterday! I’d love to say I was able to get outside and enjoy it, but as it happened, I had an interview at 2 and I spent the morning researching a sidebar for an article. It took two hours…

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Truth in Your Own Advertising

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What’s on the iPod: Unbelievable by Diamond Rio Today is absolutely one of my favorite days. I look forward to it every year – it’s the longest day! That sun will be out (and in this case, blazing hot) until late. So will I. Once I get this work pile whipped under control, I’m giving…

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Things I Learned from Movie Mistakes

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What’s on Pandora: Put Your Records On by Corinne Bailey Rae Yesterday was another day of loads of work and loads of prioritizing. I framed in the next article, conducted two interviews, worked on client communications plans, collaborated on another client project, researched client blog ideas, and signed a NDA for another client project. Yet…

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Following Directions

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What’s on the iPod: Beautiful Day by U2 One article done! Amen. It was the smallest of the four, but one that had the most limitations. Two vendors, two parts. Ugh. That ties my hands, but hopefully I was able to keep it somewhat vendor neutral (not sure how that’s possible!). I sent out a…

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Mondays and Marathons

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What’s on the iPod: Swim Until You Can’t See Land by Frightened Rabbit It was another busy weekend for me. Saturday I hopped in the car with my daughter and we headed to the nursery. We made the mistake of starting at Lowe’s. She wanted to buy window boxes and plants, and I know they…

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Interruptions and Time Management

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What’s on the iPod: Medicine by We Were Promised Jetpacks TGIF, Amen, Alleluia. I don’t know if I can keep up this pace. I had a good deal of work to do yesterday despite thinking I would finish the article in front of me. Instead, I wrote another one, conducted an interview, scheduled another one,…

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