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Posted on by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: The Last Time by Taylor Swift Well, 2013 is starting slow, but I see looming a ton of potential projects that, if they all are assigned, could have me scrambling for extra hours in the day. Right now, I’m working on one article and a few small PR projects, which is…

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Monthly Assessment: December 2012

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What’s on the iPod: Too Close by Alex Clare Happy 2013! I’m writing this ahead as I’m trying not to spend two days in a row in front of the computer (no vacation if I’m constantly connected), so I hope we avoided a fiscal cliff, I hope the ball dropped without the Mayans’s oversight causing…

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Your Resolve

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What I’m reading: Ready Player One by Ernest Cline What’s on the iPod: Babel by Mumford & Sons LAST CHANCE: Today is your last chance to start 2013 with your discounted copy of MARKETING 365.  For just  $5.95, you get daily strategies that are easy to use and can help you get real results. Click on…

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Post-holiday Lull

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What’s on the iPod: Conductor by We Were Promised Jetpacks Extended until December 31st: SALE on my ebook Marketing 365 — start 2013 with 365 daily marketing strategies to help increase your business and your earnings! Now just $5.95. Use the coupon code to the right for your discount! —- How is your holiday? What are…

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What Shade of Gray Are You?

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What’s on the iPod: Old, Old Fashioned by Frightened Rabbit What are you giving yourself this holiday? Download your copy of my Marketing 365 ebook, filled with a year’s worth of marketing strategies, before December 24th and get it for just $5.95. Use the coupon code ZZ63V at checkout. —– It’s a slow time of year, so I’m able to…

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SWOT’S the Simple Answer to Your Business Plan?

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What I’m reading: Les Miserables What’s on the iPod: All At Once by The Airborne Toxic Event Oh, happy day! I love it when you want to post your thoughts here. It’s especially wonderful when someone with Cathy Miller’s background asks. Cathy is a former career corporate type who hung out her shingle a few years…

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Frustrations

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What I’m reading: The Wayward Bus by John Steinbeck What’s on the iPod: Hardliners by Holcolmbe Waller Friday. Ahhhhh….wait. No. Can’t relax yet. Why? Because my week, which wasn’t bad in terms of workload, just tripled in size. And yes, it’s the end of the week. I’m about to go into a weekend knowing there’s…

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Making the Business Plan Stronger

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What’s on the iPod: It’s Time by Imagine Dragons Don’t forget: I’m having a SALE on my ebook Marketing 365 — buy now and get it for just $5.95! That’s nearly 40 percent off! Click on the link to the right of this post, type in the discount code, and treat yourself to a gift that can help…

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Business Plan: Write It

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What’s on the iPod: Trash Tongue Talker by Jack White How was your weekend? Mine was a mixture of a great time and a frustrating situation that kept us from our plans, but I’ll get into that tomorrow. Continuing this month’s theme — business planning — let’s turn our attention to the plan itself. Despite…

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The Bad, The Good

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What’s on the iPod: Demons by Imagine Dragons It’s Friday already? It’s been an intense week, not in terms of workload or clients, but in terms of how many strangely good and bad things have occurred/are occurring. I’d call this my Things That Make My Head Explode post, but there were too many really good…

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  1. Devon Ellington Avatar
    Devon Ellington

    Good: Fellow writers, family, and friends.

    Bad: Students who think they shouldn't have to pay to take class, can be late on everything and unreliable, and that there are no consequences.

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  2. Kimberly Ben Avatar
    Kimberly Ben

    It's been a VERY intense two weeks for me, but there has definitely been some good.

    Good: Appreciative client very graciously complements the long-term ghostwriting project I completed for him, and immediately requested proposal and contract for new project to start January.

    Bad: Client who wants me to perform writing miracles without providing me the information I need (as we discussed and agreed on) to do my job.

    Good: Awesome writer friends that allow me to vent and offer honest sincere, practical advice I need.

    Hope you have a great weekend, Lori. 🙂

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  3. ChuckB Avatar
    ChuckB

    Good stuff.

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  4. Paula Avatar
    Paula

    Your cousin should take comfort knowing she has more strength that the silly little punk ever will. Probably more than he can even imagine. You so need to make her a pink sock monkey after the holidays!

    Bad: A certain late payer who got his final notice today.

    Good: Fun articles to work on.

    Better: This great community of fellow writers.

    Bad: New downspouts were poorly located (one was on the front facade, another near power lines, and the other two were tripping hazards, one of which emptied onto the driveway – imagine the ice!) and a feature window looked crappy after the siding went up.

    Good: Dedicated contractor who got the gutter guys' boss out to re-do the downspouts, and rounded up his most experienced siding team to re-do the window properly. They spent about 4 hours on it today and will be back Monday to finish it off.

    Bad: Sister's severe dizzy spells, especially knowing the particular type of cancer she had 13 years ago loves to spread to the brain.

    Good: A full week of waiting for the results of several tests, yesterday she learned there were no signs of cancer or other serious issues. Uncovering which of two possibilities is causing the problems will take a little more testing, but both conditions are treatable.

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  5. Cathy Miller Avatar
    Cathy Miller

    Good: Writer buddies who understand when you haven't been around – even when they are saying nice things about you on their blog. 😉

    Bad: Getting tired of vision problems while knowing it could be so much worse

    Good: A sense of humor though all the echoing 🙂

    Bad: Technology that ain't all it's cracked up to be

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  6. Lori Avatar
    Lori

    Prayers and good vibes for better vision, Cathy. One more hurdle you'll get over, I'm sure.

    Oh, technology. Don't get me started! LOL

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