Monthly Archives: February 2018

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Daily Quote: Monday, Feb 26th, 2018

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I’ve fought many battles, have countless scars, and I remember my failures well. But what I am today is because of the things I survived yesterday. I wouldn’t trade my experience for anything. Success is really hard to achieve, it’s a journey comparable to a roller coaster ride, but lets be real here… once you try it, you can never go back!
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This week in blogging, writing, and content creation: Feb 17 – Feb 23, 2018

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Happy Friday everyone!

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Daily Quote: Wednesday, Feb 21st, 2018

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I admit, there are plenty of times that honest criticism has helped me make the right decisions, and that type of feedback is a huge benefit as we grow and evolve. However, there is also the type of criticism that isn’t meant to be constructive, instead it’s meant to put you down. This is the stuff that needs to be tossed in the ignore pile — permanently.
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Daily Quote: Monday, Feb 19th, 2018

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I’m willing to bet that there is not a single person out there that started out with a plan and has not had to change it as they worked towards their success. Change is the currency of entrepreneurship, it is what sets apart the new from the old, the disruptors, and the game changers from the decrepid industries of yesterday.
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This week in blogging, writing, and content creation: Feb 10 – Feb 16, 2018

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Happy Friday everyone!

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This week in blogging, writing, and content creation: Feb 3 – Feb 9, 2018

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Do you speak like an Aristocrat? Probably not, so why the hell write like one.

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Firstly, I mean no offense to any of you “aristocrats” out there! I’m sure you’re all very lovely people. And if one of you ever invited me over to your lai–err–castle, I would without question and with a sense of excitement enjoy a cup of tea and crumpets as I listened to you recount your recent fox hunt extravaganza. But lets be real here, birds of the feather stick together, and us mere peasant types don’t share much in common.

OK, my apologies, I kid I kid, please don’t sic the hounds!

And yet, it’s VERY unlikely that even a single noble blooded aristocrat will ever get offended by reading this. So I doubt I hurt too many feelings — which is precisely my point! Artificially adjusting the way I write to appeal to that specific demographic of readers is just as childishly silly as changing the way I express myself to impress my colleagues. Continue reading Do you speak like an Aristocrat? Probably not, so why the hell write like one. →