How do you get your news?
Most of us don’t really think about it. We turn on the television and get fed whatever the networks think we ought to hear. Podcasts offer a different experience entirely. It’s like stepping back … Read the rest “6 Podcasts for diverse perspectives on current events”
I wrote at length about what I call the Millennial Myth yesterday and how feeding the myth is destructive to our relationships and culture. Today, I was able to find the above video, which captured the essence of my point … Read the rest “The Manipulation Behind the Millennial Myth”
When I bought my last phone, I did very little research. I had heard that Apple had just launched a new model called the iPhone SE, and I knew it was for me. See, the iPhone 5 had been my … Read the rest “A new perspective on your smart phone: lose it.”
I’ve been a Falcons fan for as long as I can remember. When the Superbowls came each year, I’d always just pick the team with the best jerseys or the player that I liked the most; I never could find … Read the rest “3 ingredients for turning defeat into victory”
You really must read this message I got through our Facebook page recently.
… Read the rest “Get yourself on TV. I did.”Dear sir,
I am a fourth year student at the college of human sciences, with my concentration in communications sciences. I am currently working in my internship
From time to time, I’ve written here about the importance of having and building a good reputation in the community where one works. Whether one is in a small town or in the capital city, having a good reputation will … Read the rest “The importance of a good reputation, revisited”
Usually, when it comes to getting people to show up to an event, one thinks of things like fliers, posters, word-of-mouth, and telephone calls.
However, in our last year here in Mostar, we’ve had 2 events attended by 100+ people, … Read the rest “How a minister used Facebook to get 100 people to show up for an event. TWICE.”
In the past day I was the target of 2 verbal jabs from people on Social Media. The first was a statement about “people” who write about “being what you are” not having a clue, and the second … Read the rest “Like a gold ring in a pig’s snout: Social Media and Discretion”
