
Every year, this blog examines 2018 in review, and determines where and how we proceed. This past year, this blog has focused as much on community-based initiatives as much as more personal glimpses into caregiving and freelancing.
So I’ll be working on a formal content creation calendar to streamline blogging and provide a more consistent voice.
But please consider this a “greatest hits” post, quoting one great post per month and linking directly to it.
February – …it’s no longer about productivity. It’s about survival.
March – Like J. Alfred Prufrock, I am afraid that I am measuring my life in coffee spoons.
April – …but after thirty pages fought off the temptation to write soliciting a job as Gary’s ghostwriter.
May – …they take the ideas of community engagement and community investment to a higher level
September – “The better you plan, the faster you respond”
October – …networking is not a “quick fix” but requires consistent follow-up
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Thanks for reading, and have a wonderful New Year!
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