Lori Widmer at Words on the Page is once again sponsoring Writer’s Worth Day, part of her ongoing campaign to help writers recognize and value their own worth. Lori has written a series of posts this week about the subject, and her blog is consistently filled with advice and encouragement for writers to be paid what … Read more
May is Stroke Awareness Month. Entertainer Della Reese is a stroke survivor and encourages others who experience stroke. Learn more about stroke from the National Stroke Association. You will find information about risk factors, prevention, and recovery on the organization’s Web site as well as in National Stroke Awareness Month: Stroke Risk Factors and Symptoms This is a very important … Read more
Welcome to Blog Jog Day. Thank you for stopping by my blog! If you’re a first-time visitor, click on find your way around to explore all this blog has to offer, then jog on over to Relationships – The Therapeutic Process, http://soulmatetips.blogspot.com/. If you would like to visit a different blog in the jog, go to … Read more
Today on Mother’s Day, I’m remembering my mother. She departed this earth for Heaven nearly seven years ago, but I still miss her. She was born in California, where her parents were migrant workers. Her family lived in migrant camps with people who were all poor and mostly minority. She was comfortable with diversity long before it became … Read more
I posted a video about social media last September. The maker of the video and author of the Book Socialnomics, Erik Qualman, recently updated the video: Social Media Revolution 2 (Refresh).
Today the United States commemorates the 59th annual observance of the National Day of Prayer. Americans have been praying for our country since before there was a country. In 1775, the Continental Congress called on the people to pray for wisdom in creating this new great experiment in freedom. Since then prayer has been an integral … Read more
Series: Freelance Rates Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 We’ve talked about recognizing your worth as a writer or editor, and we’ve looked at whether to charge or hourly rates. Regardless of what you are going to quote to your client, you probably want to begin the process of setting your rates by coming up … Read more