Robert Louis Stevenson was a magnificent writer. He wrote many treasures, including “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde” and “Treasure Island”. Most people don’t know that Stevenson barely survived childhood. He grew up sickly in 19th century Edinburgh. He couldn’t go outside to play with his peers. Fortunately, his parents had means […]
Swiped from My Other Blog… Why Writers Write Read More »
Because the information you’ll find below is germane to my clients and prospective clients, and because you may not be subscribed to “Almost Famous” I’m excerpting here another blog post that I wrote last month. (Sorry, I can’t get spaces to appear between paragraphs. I guess the cut-and-paste command doesn’t let me re-format the paragraphs after the
An Abbrevated Excerpt from One of My “Almost Famous” Blog Posts Read More »
Earlier today I posted the 100,000 viewers gif from my other blog. Since then, 200+ more people have come and gone (and I hope subscribed), so I feel secure that people are getting value from the virtual time they spend with me. I want to use this blog (Word Whisperer) to impart wisdom to business owners and entrepreneurs as
Social Media Isn’t About Selling! Read More »
Woo Hoo! How cool is this?! Thank you to Byron Bailey for capturing the moment for me and to Lisa Twining Taylor for cropping the image and adding the arrow.
100,000 Views Reached at ‘Almost Famous By De’s Fault’ Read More »
Breaking news… As I type this blog entry, my power partner Lisa (check out her site at DancingGoatWebDesign.com) is working in the background, under the cover of darkness, surreptitiously moving heaven and earth (or more precisely, fingers and keyboard) at warp factor wow to get more eye candy for your peepers. So hang in there; subscribe and keep coming
