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Phase 1 – Make the content accessible.   Don’t be stingy – share what you know, provide resources to inspire more creativity and s elf-development – then encourage them to share it back Phase 2- Never believe that my planned learned objective is the only one.  What I had planned – may not be the only […]

Some solid bullets to keep on your digital landscape planning; read the full article by Richard Brownell from PRNews here. Be real. Establish a genuine voice that is relatable. It’s not always about you. Not every post needs to be about you or your service. Comment on other posts, or share thoughts about current events. Offer […]

One of the articles trending this week takes on a highly uncomfortable topic and has been the switch for lots of debate. But I think this was an important attempt to open this topic up. I mentioned my concerned that these same people, while in college were also the ones who lacked an ability to […]

 My time in the Ebola Response Efforts; while taking me away from home for lengths of time allowed me to expand my skill set as a public health advisor and public health change agent beyond one focus area. New allies, experiences, methodology and opportunities that engaged me in real time in a ways that accreditation “exams” […]

This is actually a solid starter place to review for folks who use social media tools for bussiness, especially entrepreneurs, consultants and the small business owners.   

When shit happens; your confidence gets beat up or maybe you’ve made a decision that wasn’t the most successful. Give it it ‘smoment,  let it simmer & bubble as it will. Don’t add to the drama. Then assess it ; determine what you could have done differently and ake responsibility to address how tolearn from it […]