Sick of hopelessly blogging for dollars? Instead of taking the easy way and giving up, consider using your blog to: Make you famous, or at least position you as a bona fide expert in your field. Ideas can carry much more currency than dollars, especially when people trust you. Expand your brand. Sounds cliché, but […]
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How to Stop Hating Mondays
It’s Monday morning. You’ve coasted through another beautiful, short-lived weekend. Now you’re back at the office—slow, cranky and out of focus. Sound familiar? Don’t let it be this way. Mondays are not the enemy. They’re just as precious as Tuesday through Sunday, but need some special attention. Anatomy of a Weekend Weekends are by tradition everything your […]
Continue ReadingHave You Mastered the Art of Ignoring?
Focus, create, listen, read, educate, write, share and engage. What about ignore? Ignoring is as important as engaging, and far more challenging. It requires us to turn off our attention or retune it to something far more remarkable. Because of information overload—blogs and articles and updates and time-wasting on beautiful sites like this one—ignoring becomes a tough […]
Continue ReadingLet’s Keep Talking: How You Can Connect with Wordful
If you read Wordful, then first of all: thanks. I appreciate you. If you happen to also enjoy the content, then please consider checking out our social media communities. These are admittedly humble but emerging hotspots where I look forward to more interactivity and conversations with you on blogging, content media, publishing 2.0 and life. […]
Continue ReadingHow to Assume the Mood of a Blogger
Chris Brogan blogs about the power of human relationships in a world of virtual interface. His advice and stories are interesting. They are poignant and useful to our work and life. The other day, Chris talked about three factors required for blogging every day: discipline, practice and ideas. How utterly direct and simple. I like that. […]
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