(The Roundup Of This Series is here). So I’ve just spent about three months writing about how blogging helps your career. I hope it was informative, inspiring, and at let me try out using more metaphorical writing techniques. But there’s … Continue reading
(“How Blogging Helps Your Career” is a guide to using blogging to enhance your career. The roundup is here!) Last week I wrote about how you could use your blog as a rough draft for your work. It’s a pretty … Continue reading
So as I watch the fallout from the PS4, watch Kickstarters rise and fall, and eagerly await my Ouya so I can play Sela the Space Pirate since my phone is old, I’m speculating on the games industry once again. … Continue reading
The PS4 got announced in case you happened to have forgot that a Net full of Inter is out there, avoided all television, and talked to no other people. And you in no way will be startled that yours truly … Continue reading
(The roundup for the “How Blogging Helps Your Career Series” is here) So you’re blogging away. You get feedback and suggestions. You comment on other posts and others comment on yours. You even meet people that contribute to your blog … Continue reading
(The roundup for the “How Blogging Helps Your Career Series” is here) You have things to say. You have ideas. You have statements. You want to get them out. To broadcast them. You want to know how to reach people … Continue reading
(The roundup for the “How Blogging Helps Your Career Series” is here) Blogging is a way to grow and expand who you are – certainly it’s a kind of obstacle course that’ll teach you to be a better researcher. But … Continue reading
(The roundup of the “How Blogging Helps Your Career” series is here) As I noted last column, blogging is kind of like a writer’s gymnasium. It lets you stretch, reach, grow, and in a few cases hurt yourself in painful … Continue reading
(Check The “How Blogging Helps Your Career Roundup“) “I want to write.” We hear that a lot. Most of us say that, and if you’re reading this you probably not only said it, but you’re doing it to some extent. … Continue reading
“I’m waiting to be discovered.” is something I’ve heard from more than a few people in their careers over the years. It’s the imaginary Hollywood model where someone someone notices how awesome you are and then hires you. Eventually. Maybe. … Continue reading