Meet Chris Cree, Senior Editor for the High Calling Network
The teenagers on the streets of Chicago were all dressed like their favorite Anime characters. I was wearing normal clothes, and I …
Frugal Living After a Season of Feasting
Christmas season leaves me a bit larger around the waist and a bit thinner in the bank account. I could bemoan the …
Google doesn’t penalize duplicate content.
I spoke with some folks from Compendium a few days ago because I’m taking one of their webinars on blogging and ROI. …
The mountaintop is easier after the treadmill
Image by egarc2 via Flickr Years ago, when I was a strapping young man, I won the manliest man award on a …
What is your vocation?
I posted an incredible video over at HighCallingBlogs.com and used it to think about work today. Here is a little teaser about …
Blog tour participants must read this new liability law
Image via Wikipedia I’m not trying to be a fear-monger here. But as bloggers get treated more and more like journalists, we …
What have you learned from parenting and adversity?
What have you learned from experiencing adversity in parenting? That’s what I want to know. My friend, Robert Hruzek isn’t limiting the …
Beauty inspires hope. Hope demands responsibility.
Over at HighCallingBlogs.com Erica Hale has been leading a discussion of Bill Strickland’s book Making the Impossible Possible. She just loaded part …
Shakespeare’s Business Model: Literary Strumpet?
Yesterday I was overjoyed by something on Lateral Action: The Shakespeare Guide to Entrepreneurship. Brit poet Mark McGuinness who works alongside Magma Poetry shares seven tips from Shakespeare’s business model. Here’s my respectful distillation of his tips, and some final thoughts following.
Bad news for social media marketing?
Over at MediaPost today, this report caught my eye: Marketing Plans Take a Beating. One particular tidbit struck me as significant. In …