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Yesterday we talked about the first 4 ways to turn your Facebook fans into an engaged tribe. Just to reiterate…it
It's common to boast about the number of Facebook fans you have. It's even common to use the number of
Over the weekend I'll admit…I got nothing done. Except for watching a ton of the Masters coverage. The Masters is
In my lifetime, I've had a couple of recurring nightmares. One of them, ending with probably the most haunting image
(I first published this post three years ago on April 8, 2007…but it's still true today) Last night we continued
(Sorry…no pics!) Earlier today, I was walking out of a local convenience store and noticed a rack full of Sports
Billy Collins taught English for 30 years in the Bronx before he became a best-selling poet and two-time Poet Laureate
Your ultimate goal is to create web pages that will be sticky enough to hold the reader. So you'll want
Generation Y is made up of those who were born between 1977 and 1994. That means that those making most
When considering photos for your website, brochure or other communications pieces don't forget that what you choose NOT to show
Storytelling is a tradition that holds us together. When we tell stories to our kids, those stories become like glue that cements us together. Telling stories reminds us of our past and reinforces our values, the things we hold as precious and true.
A Long Ride Home is exactly that kind of story. The book is about Billy Christian, who was abandoned by his parents and raised by his grandpa on the farm. He longs to escape life on the farm and become a cowboy like his uncle, whom he’s never met. A Long Ride Home follows Billy on his Destiny journey and is filled with intriguing characters and valuable life lessons, without being preachy or religious.
Reading this book together is destined to become a valued family tradition. Order today!
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