Leap Year Lesson #177: Give More Thumbs Up Than Thumbs Down

The photo to the right was taken yesterday of my wonderful Social Media team at work.  That's me on the left, our manager Lewis squatting and looking goofy, and then Patti and Chuck.  We really enjoy what we do and have lots of fun and laughs while still working hard every day.  Lewis bought the …

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Leap Year Lesson #176: Be the You That Only You Can Be

While stopped at a stoplight this evening, I watched a squirrel quickly run along the small wire strung between two telephone poles high above the sidewalk.  I was impressed with its speed and agility and its obvious willingness to do something I would never attempt.  Squirrels are very good at that sort of thing - …

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Leap Year Lesson #174: It’s Good To Be Held Accountable

I had to take a quiz today to wrap up a series of training sessions on community management.  It was fairly easy and painless, but still not without some stress.  The quiz covered the content of the last five course sessions, so I spent time reviewing the content of those sessions prior to the quiz. …

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Leap Year Lesson #173: Don’t Over Think Small Decisions

I smile nearly every time I let my dog out in the backyard to do her business.  You'd think it's some major, life-changing, important decision about where she squats.  No matter how many times a day she needs to do it, each time requires careful wandering around the yard, pausing like she is about to …

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