I’ve got three methods that help bloggers overcome the curse of writer’s block: Create an editorial calendar, Create a topic bank, and Create a style bank.
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From the monthly archives:
August 2009
The importance of putting your passion in front of your profit model. Stacey Hedman of Cold Nose Photography serves as Exhibit A.
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A review in pictures of some of the more important pieces of the summer of 2009, which was transformative for me. A more personal post than usual, and for some very good reasons.
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I almost always recommend that my clients build a profile on LinkedIn as one of their first moves on the social web. Why?
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The bias against classifying creative work as “true” work goes deep. But the most successful among us realize that there is no real split between work and play.
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When starting your first blog, be clear about your goals, and look closely at your fears. Your goals will guide your writing, and they will usually shut down your fears, too.
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A close look at what Twitter actually does for its users, and why it can be surprisingly hard for a new user to learn and decode the language of Twitter.
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Tripping Lily is a band that gets community. Here’s a few ways that they do it, and lessons for how others might do the same.
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I need a desk with a little more romance to it than a veneer-top desk from Staples, because what I do is cool, and fun, and a little mysterious, and definitely not boring.
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I’ve been thinking a lot lately about self-determination and personal freedom, especially the freedom to take risks, to risk looking foolish, to risk people saying I told you so.
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