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You Can’t Make a Living from Disjointed Thoughts and Sloppy Grammar

10/17/2015 · 9 Comments on You Can’t Make a Living from Disjointed Thoughts and Sloppy Grammar

It’s my job to beautify your web copy so you can look sharp and on top of your game. As …

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The Story We Tell Ourselves About Our Work

06/18/2015 · 7 Comments on The Story We Tell Ourselves About Our Work

Candice is a masterful seamstress. She can design or alter a garment, exquisitely, to custom fit your body. Short torso, …

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Random Acts of Serendipitous Marketing: A Trip in the Time Machine

07/29/2014 · 28 Comments on Random Acts of Serendipitous Marketing: A Trip in the Time Machine

You know those folks you cross paths with online whom you instantly “feel” a connection? Like in a heartbeat?! The …

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Value Tastes Better Than Price: A Tale of Eating Out and Eating In

06/24/2014 · 27 Comments on Value Tastes Better Than Price: A Tale of Eating Out and Eating In

Your colleague, Michelle, places great worth in dining at an upscale restaurant every Saturday night while your best friend, Nick, …

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Please, Oh, Please Don’t Read The Bullet Points

05/07/2014 · 9 Comments on Please, Oh, Please Don’t Read The Bullet Points

I can’t wait to attend another boring webinar (said no one ever). Buckle up. We’re about to hit some big …

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