I'd say, you and I share great taste in blogs. And this is a wonderful post for its “pay it forward” and “don't miss this gem” feeling.

I too follow for example White Hot Truth and remember Danielle when she was the Danielle of CarrieandDanielle and their Style Statement site. I posted my answers to the Question of The Day often and looked forward to doing so. The bigger conversation they were facilitating was causing connections I suspect. I recall being “bummed” when they announced they had in essence sold the rights to the site went their individual ways, and the “spirit” of the blogsite shifted.

But ah well, the Impermanence of All things.

That being said, I appreciate the writers and bloggers who over long periods of time stay true to their voice, their passions, their curiosity, which is so intertwined with one's personal brand (or dare I suggest ESSENCE.)

I too like Sandy could spend my entire day reading…commenting, and sharing my divine finds with those I support and want to see do well.

And as the Communications /Social Media enthusiast I am, I sometimes must take a break–when my brain feels like it will explode and I unplug entirely. But I will always be a big reader clearly and love suggestions, yes I do.

My big life theme remains one of believing in abundance: that there are more than enough people wanting the services of people offering services (for example.) I don't want my favorite resources and my clients to remain a best kept secret just because they are shy or not tech savvy or both. I revel in making connections between people and the things they want/need and evangelizing the good stuff—so ultimately the creators and users of technology, we humans, can connect as we need to.

What I appreciate about you and (therefore your blog) is how you are a guide and a bridge between the interactive digital tools you understand, how to use them well, how to discern what's critical and how they serve real people to pursue work and livelihoods they prefer. Your “voice” is both analytical and heartfelt and generous. That gets my vote for a must read whenever there is a post to read or comment on (now that I know who you are!)

Thanks for the comment =)

I'd say, you and I share great taste in blogs. And this is a wonderful post for its “pay it forward” and “don't miss this gem” feeling.

I too follow for example White Hot Truth and remember Danielle when she was the Danielle of CarrieandDanielle and their Style Statement site. I posted my answers to the Question of The Day often and looked forward to doing so. The bigger conversation they were facilitating was causing connections I suspect. I recall being “bummed” when they announced they had in essence sold the rights to the site went their individual ways, and the “spirit” of the blogsite shifted.

But ah well, the Impermanence of All things.

That being said, I appreciate the writers and bloggers who over long periods of time stay true to their voice, their passions, their curiosity, which is so intertwined with one's personal brand (or dare I suggest ESSENCE.)

I too like Sandy could spend my entire day reading…commenting, and sharing my divine finds with those I support and want to see do well.

And as the Communications /Social Media enthusiast I am, I sometimes must take a break–when my brain feels like it will explode and I unplug entirely. But I will always be a big reader clearly and love suggestions, yes I do.

My big life theme remains one of believing in abundance: that there are more than enough people wanting the services of people offering services (for example.) I don't want my favorite resources and my clients to remain a best kept secret just because they are shy or not tech savvy or both. I revel in making connections between people and the things they want/need and evangelizing the good stuff—so ultimately the creators and users of technology, we humans, can connect as we need to.

What I appreciate about you and (therefore your blog) is how you are a guide and a bridge between the interactive digital tools you understand, how to use them well, how to discern what's critical and how they serve real people to pursue work and livelihoods they prefer. Your “voice” is both analytical and heartfelt and generous. That gets my vote for a must read whenever there is a post to read or comment on (now that I know who you are!)

I'd say, you and I share great taste in blogs. And this is a wonderful post for its “pay it forward” and “don't miss this gem” feeling.

I too follow for example White Hot Truth and remember Danielle when she was the Danielle of CarrieandDanielle and their Style Statement site. I posted my answers to the Question of The Day often and looked forward to doing so. The bigger conversation they were facilitating was causing connections I suspect. I recall being “bummed” when they announced they had in essence sold the rights to the site went their individual ways, and the “spirit” of the blogsite shifted.

But ah well, the Impermanence of All things.

That being said, I appreciate the writers and bloggers who over long periods of time stay true to their voice, their passions, their curiosity, which is so intertwined with one's personal brand (or dare I suggest ESSENCE.)

I too like Sandy could spend my entire day reading…commenting, and sharing my divine finds with those I support and want to see do well.

And as the Communications /Social Media enthusiast I am, I sometimes must take a break–when my brain feels like it will explode and I unplug entirely. But I will always be a big reader clearly and love suggestions, yes I do.

My big life theme remains one of believing in abundance: that there are more than enough people wanting the services of people offering services (for example.) I don't want my favorite resources and my clients to remain a best kept secret just because they are shy or not tech savvy or both. I revel in making connections between people and the things they want/need and evangelizing the good stuff—so ultimately the creators and users of technology, we humans, can connect as we need to.

What I appreciate about you and (therefore your blog) is how you are a guide and a bridge between the interactive digital tools you understand, how to use them well, how to discern what's critical and how they serve real people to pursue work and livelihoods they prefer. Your “voice” is both analytical and heartfelt and generous. That gets my vote for a must read whenever there is a post to read or comment on (now that I know who you are!)

Thanks for the comment =)