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How May I Help?

September 23, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 9 Comments

Notions of service to customers, to family, to community.

Filed Under: Business, Culture, Parenting Tagged With: acts of kindness, customer service, leadership, life skills, parenting teens, people pleasing, people pleasing behaviors, teaching kids life skills

Nepotism (or, How to Get a Job in a Post-Modernist Recessionary Economy)

September 21, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 17 Comments

Want work? Who do you know?

Filed Under: Art Art Art, Business, Lifestyle, Surviving Recession Tagged With: debt stress index, definitions of success, interpreting data, job searching, jobs, life skills, post-modernism, rant, real life women, recessionary economy, skepticism, social media, success my way, what are you worth, work life, would you quit your job

Dear AdSense: I think we’re breaking up.

September 15, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 19 Comments

Dear AdSense, Yes, we met online. Yes, you were my first. Oh, that’s a special relationship – the first. It’s a tiny bit overwhelming. It’s memorable. Playful. And of course, there can be misunderstandings. I had a lot to learn. It was one of those older man-younger woman things, you know? I plunged in with […]

Filed Under: Business, Relationships Tagged With: daily plate of crazy, real life, three little words, whatever life dishes out

Get Rich Quick!

September 10, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 6 Comments

Link love from Louisville. Product placement in Poughkeepsie. Rentals in Rio. And haven’t we all seen our local version of Mother Makes $88 Dollars an Hour on the Internet? There has to be a way to make bucks fast, right? Must all the ideas we hear and read be schemes and scams? Two years ago […]

Filed Under: Business, Lifestyle, Other Stuff, Surviving Recession Tagged With: big little wolf, biglittlewolf, blogging, daily plate of crazy, dailyplate, dailyplateofcrazy how-to, due diligence in marketing, e-zine, Elin Nordegren, get rich quick, get rich quick scams, get rich quick schemes, how to, how to check for internet fraud, how to make money on the internet, importance of reputation, internet fraud, internet marketing, make money fast, product endorsements, protecting your reputation, Surviving Recession, women's e-zine

Is “reputation” old hat?

September 3, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 22 Comments

Are you about getting it done, or how well you get it done? Do you dash off memos, emails, or work product of other sorts, with only a quick look – if that? Do you insist on being proud of whatever you produce and put your name to? Quality, quality, quality The other day I […]

Filed Under: Business, Morning Musing, Other Stuff Tagged With: all about quality, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, daily plate of crazy, dailyplate, dailyplateofcrazy, e-zine, e-zine home family, e-zine lifestyle, e-zine women, importance of keeping your word, importance of quality, keeping your word, life skills, perfectionism, professionalism, quality, quality of work, quality relationships, quality versus quantity, setting the bar too high, telling a friend the truth, the value of reputation, whatever life dishes out

How to Tell a Friend the Truth (When it Hurts)

September 1, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 12 Comments

Did you attend the Fletcher School of Diplomacy? No? How about the Parental School of Hard Knocks? The Dating School of Hard Knocks? Any of these might serve as some assistance. You know – in those sticky situations when a friend needs to hear the truth. A hard truth. One that will hurt, and there’s […]

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: communication skills, communication style, daily plate of crazy, friendship, how to tell a friend the truth, real life, telling the truth when it hurts, writing

More on the Mystery of Huguette Clark

August 24, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 13 Comments

The plot thickens, in a mystery of monumental proportions.

Filed Under: Business, Lifestyle, Parenting Tagged With: aging, elder care, financial planning, Huguette Clark, Marriage and Divorce, news

Social Media Dumbs Down and Powers Up

August 18, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 19 Comments

News, the “new” journalism, and the power of social media.

Filed Under: Business, Culture Tagged With: Heidi Montag cosmetic surgery, journalism, marketing, news, power of social media, social media, social media news

Scare Tactics

August 11, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 9 Comments

Scare tactics in recessionary advertising? You bet!

Filed Under: Business, Culture, Surviving Recession Tagged With: health and well-being, marketing, pop culture, social media, whatever life dishes out, women's health, women's issues

Doomsday for bloggers?

August 6, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 15 Comments

Have you been following the news on the “alleged” Google-Verizon agreement, and the possibility of delivering speedier Internet service to those able to pay for it? Many sources are weighing in, interpreting this as the demise of the little guy when it comes to web content. You know – people like you and me, and […]

Filed Under: Business, Lifestyle, Politics, Technology Tagged With: big business, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, blogging, blogging community, customer service, daily plate of crazy, dailyplate, dailyplateofcrazy, dailyplateofcrazy technology, Google Verison deal, Huffington Post, internet community, internet neutrality, journalism, media, net neutrality, New York Times, news, social media news, Technology, writing

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