July 3, 2008
MindMeister Introductory Training:
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Have you been looking for a tool that can help you organize your buisness? Do you spend endless time writing down notes and then losing them and then spend a lot of time looking for them? Have your business taken over your life instead of you contolling your business? If this sounds like you, then you need to continue reading.
In my search for tools that can help me organize my business, I have found some really great tools to that I use to organize my business. So I decided to share a couple of them with you.
Keep checking, the list will continue to grow.
- MindMeister: is a great tool to help your create online mind maps. According to Wikipedia.com, mind mapping is a diagram used to represent words, ideas, tasks, or other items linked to and arranged radially around a central key word or idea. It is used to generate, visualize, structure, and classify ideas, and as an aid in study, organization, problem solving, decision making, and writing.
- Yugma: is an easy-to-use, affordable web collaboration service that works on Windows, Mac and Linux. It will help you to share your ideas, learn more, stay connected with friends and family, feel the need to fly to fewer meetings, and have a more successful business.
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June 19, 2008
Episode 67: An Interview with Warren Whitlock (Part 2):
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Warren is such a great guest! He’s so full of enthusiasm that Kim and I stayed excited the whole time we were talking with him. If you listened to Part 1, you know what I’m talking about. If you didn’t listen to Part 1…..then go do it NOW….then come back and listen to Part 2. You’ll be glad you did.
In Part 2, Warren discusses more about how the Twitter Handbook came about, what steps he took to implement the project, and what and Coach Deb plan for the future of the handbook. He also shares some of the Twitter stories that appear on the Twitter Handbook blog, so you can say you actually HEARD them here first!
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June 12, 2008
Episode 66: An Interview with Warren Whitlock (Part 1) [26:53m]:
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What can we say about Warren Whitlock? Can we call him the Twitter Man? We can certainly call him an enthusiastic guest!
Warren is the co-author of The Twitter Handbook with Coach Deb. The Twitter Handbook is their attempt to explain Twitter, who uses and and what they use it for. If you’re unfamiliar with Twitter, you’ll find more information about it in The Twitter Handbook. Click here to continue reading »
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June 6, 2008
Back in 2005, I had the opportunity to publish an article on my business website,
2 Smart Chix, by Meryl K. Evans aka The Content Maven. I was looking for interesting information to share with my visitors and Meryl kindly volunteered to send me an article about finding the right webhost. I got to repay her this week by being a
guest blogger on her site,
Meryl.net, for her eighth blogging anniversary. Yep, Meryl’s been blogging for eight years! Besides having guest bloggers, she’s also giving away some really cool prizes, so scoot on over and check them out.
In honor of Meryl’s tenacity as a blogger, I’m reprinting the GREAT (and still relevant) article she wrote for 2 Smart Chix. Thanks, Meryl, and congratulations on your 8th blogging anniversary! Click here to continue reading »
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June 2, 2008
Episode 65: In Interview with Gary Gil of Podclass.com:
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OK, we learned a lot about how to use Podclass.com during Part 1 but we didn’t get to the part we REALLY wanted to talk about….how do we make money? Yes, you know what greedy little chix we are…ha!
Truthfully, we discussed more than just how we hoped to “feather our nests” by posting classes on Podclass:
- How can a business person grow or expand his or her business by posting a class on Podclass.com?
- How do people (prospective students AND teachers) find out about what type of classes are offered on Podclass.com?
- Does Podclass.com have an affiliate program and how does it work?
- Before prospective students register to attend an online class, is there a way for them to find out about it?
- How much does it cost for a student and/or an instructor to use Podclass.com?
Gary did a great job of answering these questions (and more) in Part 2, so listen to it before you register or create YOUR first class. If you missed Part 1, you can still listen to it here.
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