To finish up the self-help review series, we’re talking about Tyler J. McCall’s “Follower to Fan Society.” Instagram has been my favorite social media application for years, so I was very interested to hear Mr. McCall’s thoughts on expanding my social media engagement. Let’s dive into the last self-help review of 2019!
I opened to the Psalm for today and was struck by the title, “Into Your Hand I Commit My Spirit.”
Today we’re looking at “The Bucketlist Bombshells,” two young woman who have started a consulting business for those interested in flexible, online work. I stumbled across their ads on Facebook, where the bright colors depicted scenes of travel and working on laptops in exotic cafes. The webinar promised ideas for starting a service-based online business that would allow the entrepreneur to travel the world.
It took almost two years after graduating from college for me to realize why I was struggling so much to
Somewhere between high school and college I got nearly addicted to Pinterest. I spent hours scrolling through pictures of puppies
I have devoted most of my recent podcast listening to the Don’t Keep Your Day Job podcast by Cathy Heller.
Today’s review is of the company Light & Airy Photography. I took an introductory course to photography in college, but I never felt like I quite got the hang of taking artistic pictures. I picked up some helpful tips about cropping and placement, but I could tell my images did not match the quality of the communications majors in the class.
I cling pretty strongly to my introvert status. Even with my nearest and dearest friends, if I’m going to spend
I blame, or thank, my college roommates for getting me to watch YouTube consistently. We didn’t want to pay for
When I started researching self-help webinars, Julie Solomon’s Pitch It Perfect course was one of the first few I came
