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Gift Mom (or Yourself) an AWESOME Tarot Card Reading from Truth in Hand’s Lisa Greenfield!!
April 24, 2013 | 
Author Via Amazon Local – meaning So. CA. peeps only(– though she does do Skype for hand readings!!) Don’t miss out on this seriously cool deal from TruthinHand.com!
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3 Ways to Know if your Logo is Working for your Company by @daridesign Guest Post!
Dariela Cruz | Featured Contributor
talks about how important your company logo is and how to check it’s efficacy!
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Marketing MentorToolbox’s Ilise Benun Says You Are the Best Advocate for Your Business! Guest Post!
Marketing MentorToolbox’s Ilise Benunrecently posted something on Jim Dougherty’s LeadersWest.com entitled “Say You Are the Best Advocate for Your Business (and here’s proof)!”
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An Ode To The Line Jumper You Were Born To Be Courtesy of Dan Waldschmidt
I have a bit of a literary streak and this ode, poem or lyrical sharing of thoughts and perspectives by Dan Waldschmidt and his Edgy Conversations blog is one that I couldn’t resist. Why? Just because he did it! He stands a bit on the edge — ok, he’s hanging OVER the edge and not afraid of taking a fall or two. Something we all need to do. Read the rest of this entry »
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Artist & Designer Michele Tremblay Brings Beautiful Art for Mother’s Day to KickStarter!!
Artist and designer Michele Tremblay might not be the household name she should be but wait till you hear her story. It’s amazing. Add to it her incredible artistic talent for creating unusual art and design pieces.. and you might find yourself as enamoured with her work as I am.
Eaten by the Tiger: Surrendering to an Empowered Life, by Emile Allen MD Book Review!
Emile Allen, MD was a surgeon who — while in the midst of a surgery– was electrocuted by a cautery device used to seal off blood vessels. This event nearly cost him his life but also cost him his career as a surgeon as he realized in the recovery process that being a patient was an entirely different perspective for him as well as the damage done to both body, mind and emotional state. As he tried to proceed through his recovery, he endured more damage and distress because he was not getting the care he required; nor was he facing the drastic injury to his body and brain that eventually precluded him from being a surgeon- a loss of identity that left him emotionally debilitated.
Scott Schober, Security Expert, CEO & President, Berkeley Varitronics Talks About Mobile Device Security!
Given that hacking has gotten worse of late and even presidents and those within the national and corporate leadership have been and it’s highly unlikely that security & safety issues for compputers and especially mobile devices will disappear anytime soon. Not only is it prudent to take extra security precautions given the proliferation of mobile devices to the point we give them to kids to play with and we (meaning me) walk around with a bluetooth device stuck in our ears. While hotspots grow to the point that we can carryt around our OWN hotspot devices, we need to “man up” and get smart about what we are doing. Not just kids, but you, me, significant others as well as our parents and grandparents because Kindles and Nooks are vulnerable too!
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Guest Post by Annetta Powell: Managing Relationships: Cardinal Sin #1 Being Self-Absorbed
Annetta Powell has a series on her blog about relationships– expect to see MORE on this topic from her. It’s interesting, useful and will get you thinking differently about your relationships with family, friends, colleagues and just people in general. It’s important to realize that while you are the center of your universe– that you still interact with others and if you don’t reciprocate, you will find yourself minus people in your life OR less available to you. Read the rest of this entry »