This is a draft. I'm thinking about making it into a tutorial. Comments welcome! I’m sure almost everyone here is on Facebook, maybe even Twitter. But do you know why these social media tools are valuable? Why do you use them? Do you broadcast news relevant to your product or website, or do you engage your audience? If someone tweets or leave a post on your FB—do you respond? If not, you’re missing the point of social media. Start thinking of Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and similar sit

Not really true chaos. But this is my organization-free zone online. I haven't used my blog until  today, so not sure where I want to go with it. Thinking I'll  use it to showcase writing from other blogs and sites. Maybe, as a WA punching bag. You guys can tear me apart on here. I'm a sado sick-o. I'll take constructive criticism over un-qualified compliments any day! :-) Shouting into space here...   Happy Friday! 

Some people claim to make a lot of money selling project/services/and/or goods on micro job sites. Without spending too much time, I’ve made a respectable spending stash on Fiverr.com. I write about it frequently, because it’s the main micro job site I use. I’ve It’s the most well known, and arguably, a pioneer in its own right. Fiverr allows you to post a “gig” that you will complete for $5. After Fiverr and paypal take their cuts, you’re left with $3.92. That is its drawback.

A true entrepreneur is a hobby-a-holic. He or she truly loves their work—and often it comes before family, friends or prior engagements. There is a thin line between entrepreneurial and insane. The truth is you just have to go for it.