Wishing you all a very happy holiday season. I am taking vacation from December 24 - January 5. Hope you like this picture of me and my good friend skating on Sandy Pond in Freedom Maine years ago. This picture makes me smile every time I see it. … [Read more...]
INTERVIEW: With a Few Book Lovers
This is a follow up to my blog last week on my 2019 Book Reviews my annual blog for book lovers...like me. Typically, I do an interview related to my blogs each month, and this month is no different. What is different about this interview is that I interviewed three people "live" while attending the Mid-Atlantic Career Counseling Association Conference (MACCA) 2 weeks ago and then "discovered" another book lover on LinkedIn and just had to add her! Special thanks to Jane Finkle, Karen … [Read more...]
Book Reviews in 2019
Book Reviews from my bookshelf I write short book reviews whenever I finish a book and post them on my website. Thanks to a couple of other colleagues who are voracious readers, I am now also posting in Good Reads occasionally. Each December I like to reflect back on the books I've read in 2019 and seek recommendations from you. For me, writing down my book reviews makes it (a) easier to remember as a visual & kinesthetic learner and (b) easier to share recommendations with others when … [Read more...]
PR Works! How to Create, Implement and Leverage a Public Relations Program for your Small Business
By Nancy Marshall, the PR Maven. I was recently on the PR Maven Podcast (Episode 63) and true to Nancy's love of networking and generosity, she sent me this book after our podcast as a thank you. I devoured it in short time. It is filled with tips and practical advice on how to take your small business to the next level in regards to public relations. There are a number of things I have been doing right for PR, but scribbled all over the margins and made notes on places I could improve. … [Read more...]
Grandma Gatewood’s Walk by Ben Montgomery
I just finished reading Grandma Gatewood’s Walk about a 67 year old grandmother who was the first woman to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail. I love the outdoors and have walked 1800+ miles of the Pacific Crest Trail and pieces of the AT but was blown away and inspired at the same time with this woman who walked the AT at 67 years old, then again as a thru-hike, AND again in sections. Oh yeah, she also walked the Oregon Trail from Missouri to Portland Oregon, and the Long Trail in Vermont. Ben … [Read more...]
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