Posts Tagged ‘Seth Godin’

Sharing the Obvious

Posted on September 14th, 2009 by by Barbara

 

During her freshman year in college, I got a call from my distraught daughter. She’d just heard from her bank and discovered she had an enormous overdraft fee. “Do you keep a balance in your checkbook?” I asked.

 

6 Good Guidebooks for the Joyfully Jobless Journey

Posted on August 18th, 2009 by by Barbara

A great personal library is one of the best investments you can make—providing you read and learn from the contents of the books that line your shelves. Here are half a dozen that are loaded with advice, information and inspiration. …

Find Five: Weekend Excursions

Posted on May 15th, 2009 by by Barbara

Some of the treasures I found this week will require a bit of your time, but they are all a good investment.

How could I resist sharing Chris Elliott’s Top Five Travel Fears? If you’re into metaphors, think about

Weekend Excursions

Posted on April 16th, 2009 by by Barbara

My weekend excursion includes a return visit to Colorado Free University in Denver followed by a quick trip to Austin to visit my grandchildren. My artistic granddaughter Zoe and I are going to see if we can locate the Chihuly …

Worth Thoughtful Consideration

Posted on September 26th, 2008 by by Barbara

Seth Godin, who is a really smart guy, wrote a really smart blog post called Looking for a Reason to Hide. Check it out.

Equipped for Chaotic Times

Posted on September 24th, 2008 by by Barbara

Earlier this year, the Las Vegas Sun ran a brilliant piece by Tom Breitling which began, “The economic news is relentless. Home foreclosures. Teetering mortgage companies. Tottering airlines. Brands that once rode high are going bankrupt. Job losses. Dangerous levels