Posts Tagged ‘Twitter’

Gather a Group

Posted on September 10th, 2009 by by Barbara

Recently, Alice Barry and I were talking and the conversation turned to something that mystifies both of us. As Alice put it, “Everyone says they want community and want to meet with other self-bossers, but few people take the initiative …

What’s Your Sign?

Posted on June 7th, 2009 by by Barbara

Last week I went hunting for a new entrepreneur who had disappeared from Twitter. I discovered that she hadn’t closed her account, but hadn’t participated for months. She had posted some interesting things so I wondered why she’d gone quiet. …

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

Ideas from Everywhere: Roundup Week 3

Posted on January 17th, 2009 by by Barbara

This past week, the Ideafest focused on the importance of inspiration. Not  surprisingly, all sorts of inspiring things kept popping up including this e-mail from Julie Fewster who lives in Northwich, Cheshire UK:

I took a look at Inspiration Station 

Ideas from Everywhere: Roundup Week 2

Posted on January 10th, 2009 by by Barbara

It felt like an entrepreneurial cyclone hit this week. Besides all the intriguing resources I’ve collected, there was much rejoicing all around me. The week began with learning that yes, indeed, there will be a revised and updated version of …

Ideas Everywhere

Posted on January 3rd, 2009 by by Barbara

 

Entrepreneurial inspiration and information are everywhere. Here are a few—in no particular order—that I’ve collected this past week:

* Twitter, Twitter, Twitter. I have no idea why Twitter is so addictive, but it is. I’m new to Twitter world, …

Inspiration Galore

Posted on December 20th, 2008 by by Barbara

Inspiring people were turning up everywhere this week. The January/February issue of Ode magazine arrived with its cover story called 25 Intelligent Optimists Who Are Creating a Better Tomorrow Today. Most of the people profiled aren’t famous, but they’re …