Success only runs one direction....
Once again, the nest has been aflutter at Twitter, with this week’s launch of available sync between tweets and LinkedIn profiles. While the control panel is a bit tricky to find, it’s there…or, actually, here.
First step: Link your accounts. Very easy. Follow the directions, [click here to continue…]
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This weekend is a big deal.
Bigger than the CNN story last weekend. Bigger than the Colin Powell room yesterday. Heck, bigger than anything in my 40-something life.
Tomorrow is my parents’ 50th wedding anniversary.
Tom and Liz were a couple of kids from rural Nebraska when they met. Dad was a bit of a wild child (more accurately, “rambunctious” with a twist of creativity), while Mom was about as straight laced as they came. Funny. Warm. But a very good girl, a they say. [click here to continue…]
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If you’re in southwest Columbus or eastern Alabama, tomorrow’s the day to learn more about The 3/50 Project:
Title: The 3/50 Project…Building Business From the Ground Up
Date: Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Time: 7:30 a.m.
Location: The Foundary Room
Columbus Convention and Trade Center
801 Front Avenue, Columbus GA
Host: MidTown, Inc.
Tickets: $10 per person (breakfast included)
To reserve: Contact MidTown Inc. (706.494.1663)
This is the same room Colin Powell spoke in during his recent visit. Needless to say, I’m just this side of seriously excited to be on such a stellar stage!
Interested in having me speak in your area?
No sweat. Just have the organization interested in sponsoring the event drop me a line via the Contact page on AlwaysUpward.com. Right now, I’m booking into 2010, so don’t delay!
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You’ve requested ‘em. I’m happy to provide ‘em.
Radio stations love The 3/50 Project, and have been asking for something–anything–they could use to promote the Project on the air. At last, there are four 60-second PSA* spots recorded, and available for free from the Resources page of our website. The timing seemed fitting, given the weekend’s repeated coverage on CNN.
The themes are: [click here to continue…]
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