There are days when I need someone like this to keep me on task while working from home http://bit.ly/16Oycy
Awesome marketing resource--can't believe it's all there for free http://www.thegaryhalbertletter.com/
Guaranteed to get you wetting your pants in 30 seconds or less http://bit.ly/GQebB
Social Media: The Ashton Kutcher Effect http://tinyurl.com/cusaof
Good videos--the distinguishing characteristics of successful people: http://tinyurl.com/lpywle
A list of Top Marketing Book Authors on Twitter: http://tinyurl.com/dykv4u
You should watch this the next time you're having a bad day... http://tinyurl.com/cycwls
Great tool for rentals and renters: http://www.rentometer.com
Listening to business coaching from Dave Blanchard -- he's an excellent business and life coach. See http://www.OgMandino.com
A good place to get a snapshot of how well your web site is working http://websitegrader.com
Great tools for search engine optimization http://tools.seobook.com
Google's search engine optimization starter guide (just useful info): http://tinyurl.com/6m3agq
Why calling something a scam is a scam http://aaronparkinson.com/?p=39
Ever feel really busy, but you can't think of anything you accomplished that day? http://skoach.com/blog/tie-up-loose-ends.html
How to Simplify Your Social Media Routine http://bit.ly/6mAOO
10 Things to Be Clear About Before You Start a Company http://tinyurl.com/cc4flv
Twitter tips: http://www.twitip.com/
I will be friequently adding more.
Enjoy it, my friends :-)
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Introduction to Boryana’s Blog
Introduction to My Blog
I’ll be posting notes and articles every once and a while on my favorite topics: beadwork, history of the jewelry through the centeries, artists that inspire me. I will also touch thoughts about jewelry parties, trunk shows and how to create and sell the art we make. Sometimes I’ll talk about the jewelry classes that I teach.
In my experience, non-beadworkers often tend to assume that beadwork is a tedious process. For me and for many of my colleagues, the opposite is true. For us, beadwork is a meditative process, one that allows the mind to drift, to go in other worlds and escape the reality.
I will include images of my work and my students work. And also work of the artists I admire.
You are welcome to share your thoughts on my comments. Please post them below, and I will respond as often as I can.
Be well.
Boryana
www.Eclipseline.com
www.facebook.com
www.linkedin.com
I’ll be posting notes and articles every once and a while on my favorite topics: beadwork, history of the jewelry through the centeries, artists that inspire me. I will also touch thoughts about jewelry parties, trunk shows and how to create and sell the art we make. Sometimes I’ll talk about the jewelry classes that I teach.
In my experience, non-beadworkers often tend to assume that beadwork is a tedious process. For me and for many of my colleagues, the opposite is true. For us, beadwork is a meditative process, one that allows the mind to drift, to go in other worlds and escape the reality.
I will include images of my work and my students work. And also work of the artists I admire.
You are welcome to share your thoughts on my comments. Please post them below, and I will respond as often as I can.
Be well.
Boryana
www.Eclipseline.com
www.facebook.com
www.linkedin.com
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