Category: adapting
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time out for a chat? It works.
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It seems the faceless voices on the telephone couldn’t duplicate the in-person experience. The affinity or emotional connection one person has with another.
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Like most everyone, I appreciate Christmas, it’s a break for me. The deeper meaning for some, and the time with family is welcome. Although for me, the knee-jerk giving, together with the binge consumerism brings disappointment.
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I was twelve years of age when I realised I needed to work for a living. How about you? It was the time I’d started secondary school. All my friends were riding cycles to and from school and so, naturally, I thought life would be so much better if I was able to ride instead…
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I would sooner be a swimming rat than a sinking ship — at all events I can look around me for a little longer — and I remember how one of us, a rat with particularly bright eyes called Shelley, squeaked out, “Poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world,”
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To give you an idea, here are a handful of things that help me stay on track or, in this case, get back on track.
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In this instance, let’s look at one or two reasons why being a freelancer makes you stand out from the crowd.
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Still working for yourself, Charlie?
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smart business people create busy
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We’ve been celebrating our 12.5 yr anniversary of the Weeklybiz Network this week. Something real, tangible and collaborative In a world that has gradually become fake-friendly, I’ve learned to appreciate the value of what genuine people bring to my world. For those used to regularly connecting through structured networking, the anniversary we acknowledge just now…
