Tonight marks the 20th anniversary of Dana Tai Soon Burgess & Company – a modern dance company that tells the intimate but universal story of immigrants and hyphenated Americans coming to terms with their identity and place in American culture.
When are you most creative? Take these tests to find out!
The 99% published a series of tests you can take to figure out when you’re most creative: morning, afternoon, evening, at home, at work, etc.
New Study shows listening to Enya will kill you if you’ve had a heart transplant
A new study out of Japan published in the Journal of Cardiothoracic Surgery showed that mice who listened to classical music took longer to reject their transplant.
I broke my thread on the web…
So after hours of scouring WordPress.org forums, I finally fixed the problem with my blog. BUT now I have to start all over from scratch which is why the blog looks ashambles at the mo. Please bear with me as I redesign my website! You may also send me bags of coffee if you’re feeling [...]
99%: Remember to layer!
A couple of days ago the 99% posted an article on “layering” versus multi-tasking and how that affects productivity.
So you want to start a blog series?
A trick of the trade in the blogging world is coming up with a good series that readers will wait in anticipation for you to post then share wildly with their friends. But how do you know if your series idea is gonna be good for the long haul? First of all, not all series [...]
Does your story have any teeth?
This is the infernal question many a journalist must ask whenever they get a tip or overhear a conversation in the bathroom stalls of The Caucus Room.
How to Stop the Insanity: People with Metacognition Problems
A lot of articles this last week have talked about the problem of metacognition. Metacognition is self-awareness or knowing that you don’t know. You’d be surprised how many people lack this ability and how many are in positions of leadership. That inflated sense of self makes others think that person is a shining start and [...]
Creative Workplaces Part 1: I Am Not A Hard Worker
I believe that anyone in an organization can be creative. In fact, I think employers should give more time off to workers who pursue Informal Arts. But more on that later. From accountants to copywrtiers, the creative potential is there. But it’s usually drowned by drudgery. Even creatives who work in-house are subject to “Let’s [...]
The Career Buddy System
It’s tough going it alone, especially in a field that you have natural talents but only some experience. Recently, I’ve been focusing on becoming a better copywriter and features/magazine writer. I set weekly goals for myself but more often than not, those goals fall by the way side. Working full-time is a serious drain on [...]
