This is the time of the year that everyone loves to make bold goals based on the calendar. Like, publish a new blog post every week for a year (guilty), post a daily photo 365 days strait (cool idea, but not for me), etc.
Well, I’ve got one for myself…
Weekly social media sessions
Here’s what I mean: Simply dedicate one entire morning or afternoon per week (4-5 hours) to engaging in social media and nothing else.
We entrepreneurs have the special ability to see the positive in things that others see as only negative. — Startup Advice: It’s a State of Mind. By JunLoayza
Last week I posted about my non-work goals for 2010. Now it’s time to cover 3 work-related goals for this year: Launching a product-based business, Seeking a higher quality clientèle, and improving my personal branding.
My first goal for 2010 is to work on my workaholism.
So the first step I’m taking on that front is to list my goals for 2010 that are outside the realm of work, or business, or my career.
It’s that time of the year – the end – when we look back and look ahead. 2009 has been quite a year of transition for me personally and professionally, so I’d like to take a moment to recap.
Earlier this year, I posted about doing a big-picture assessment of my of my freelance web design business. The post received quite a bit of traffic from Google (mostly from mis-spellings of the apparently popular search term “big assess”, but that’s another story). More importantly, it served as a declaration of self-motivation, mostly stemming from my desire to learn more about running a small business and taking action on the things I learned.
An events list is just what you would expect; a list of upcoming events, ordered by the date they are taking place on (Not the date they were written on!). In this post, we are going to create our own events list that will let us add events simply by writing posts and assigning them to an “Events” category. It can’t get much easier than that!
This is a 3 part series of tutorials. This one shows you how to create a jQuery featured slider that works without Javascript. The next part will show how to make a dynamic version of this.
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