Three months ago, we got a dog. My 11-year old had been begging for one. We made him do research about dogs, attend an animal camp at the local Humane Society, and promise to take care of the dog. I’m a cat person, so I was kind of "against" the dog. But the 11 year … Continue reading Lessons from Ali
This is not a political post, so don’t make it one. I don’t like politics. I don’t like to talk about politics. Half the time, I don’t even understand politics. But what I do know is that it’s the day before Election Day and I’ve received six “robocalls” from political candidates asking for my vote. … Continue reading Voters against political advertising
The good news is…we are not here anymore: The Trouble With Women in the Workplace. And don't have literature like this: But even after more than 60 years, women are still treated unfairly, and paid less than their male counterparts in the workplace. Typical statistics say women make 77 cents for every one dollar a … Continue reading Inequality: Blog Action Day 2014
Originally published on CUinsight.com It’s no secret that images sell. A great photo can make your marketing piece and a vivid website image will draw in visitors. On the flip side, bad graphics can have a negative effect on your brand and corporate-y, generic, stock photos aren’t helping you either. An iStock search for “household … Continue reading Step away from the stock photography
Tis the season. No, not that season. Awards season. This year, I’ve entered more projects than ever before. Not because I’ve done some super awesome things, but because it’s a validation of what you are doing is good, especially when it’s judged by your industry peers. You work hard all year. You constantly research the … Continue reading Awards can build your credibility
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