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Notes from a grouchy networker Comments (58) Leave a Comment Hi Penelope, Interesting points about taking risks! I have to wonder though how much input and consensus there is going on when I read from a previous post – "What we ended up with are colors that make me happy and creative.
I think this question not only needs to be asked in terms of where we live, but how we live, particularly for creatives. Subscribe -- free! This post is starting to sway me.
When I'm fried creatively, I go exercise or run errands. I find I'm at my most creative from 7 – 11:30 am. After that I'm not creative and have to work on grunt work. I get to socialize with my colleagues and get creative mixing ideas as well as time alone to concentrate and focus while working from home.
And anyway, the brand is better for a social network. I thought of you as "Brazen Careerist" *before* you relaunched the site as a social network. It's the name of your blog, the name of your book, and now the name of your Gen Y social network. So, it's time to take it off my blog. But I'm slow.
Something with a 24-hour on-call number, lots of opportunity for online networking, and required practice sessions with the whole "awkward conversation/drink holding" tango. There could be body language index cards! Sooo…you wanna start another business? So Penelope…okay you get lost driving home.
Put up some curtains or something if you want to be creative. Posted by Jan Tymorek on April 21, 2010 at 11:27 am | permalink | Reply Don't paint the woodwork. It looks great the way it is. Posted by Karen on April 22, 2010 at 11:16 am | permalink | Reply paint don't paint.
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This is true of how to network , how to parent , how to manage people and also how to write about your life. This is true of how to network, how to parent, how to manage people and also how to write about your life." I understand how it applies for parenting and management, but networking is a hurdle for me. Fun either way.
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Posted by MZA on January 6, 2010 at 10:12 am | permalink | Reply Yes, it's called "Good Eats" and it's on the Food network. I love to cook too – it's such a creative and also nurturing process. when they have a supportive network who wants to see them succeed). Best to you and the farmer, Penelope.
Top Ten Jobs to Have, April 2006 I like this one because it is one of the first posts I did. So maybe we should just be happy that we have our lack of focus because that enables our creativity. I hope you haven't read all of them already. Also, maybe in the comments section, you will post your favorite post back to me.
This can inevitably grow your network/career. But I love your creative excuse for not doing it. I fully subscribe to accommodating your boss' idiosyncracies (if poss.), making their life easier, listening well, reflective listening, navigating the political battlefield, etc. Because I think you really do need quotes for that.
Write about how to find autonomy at work, about the farmer, about how to network and build a community. Include a new feature (rather than a group/network) where people ask questions and you answer them and also allow other users to comment on them with their input. Write more. It's fascinating.
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I remember when I taught creative writing to freshmen at Boston University. I have yet to take a creative writing class, for fear of peer feedback, but I imagine that is probably what it's like universally. And the farmer will never let me put a picture of him on my blog, so I decided to show you how beautiful the farm is.
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