It was bound to happen. I have posted something new to this Daily Learning Log every day since November 1, 2017. That is nine months straight without missing a day. First, let’s look at the negative: I consistently spend more time on this daily blog than any other project other than email (see my monthly…
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Gary Vaynerchuk’s Content Model
Gary Vaynerchuk’s team puts out a lot of content on social media. How do they come up with so many ideas? How do they have so much to share with Gary Vee is running a multi-million dollar company? His team just put out a great Slideshare summary of the process they use on social media…
Two Types of Social Media Content for Authors
The Book Designer recently offered some guidance for authors planning Instagram content: Post content to appeal to a “bookish” audience. Post content to appeal to an audience that loves the themes of your books. The common theme is clear: share posts that reflect a shared love between you and your audience. Do you love books?…
Don’t Wait for Ideal Circumstances to Write (A Writing Lesson from E. B. White)
I really needed to read this quote this week from E. B. White: Iām able to work fairly well among ordinary distractions. My house has a living room that is at the core of everything that goes on: it is a passageway to the cellar, to the kitchen, to the closet where the phone lives….
4 lessons I learned from reading my fables to my kids
62. That’s the number of fables I’ve written so far this year. If you had asked me a year ago what I would be writing in 2018, I never would have guessed it would be this. Yet, I’ve really enjoyed the experience and its getting results. I’m a teacher. I love helping people learn. When…
