Friday, I popped in at Dork Tower to shed my proverbial cloak of invisibility with this blog post. Occasionally, you’re going to get some updates from people that aren’t John – LIKE ME, MONICA! – about what he’s up to or his work, because I’ve locked him in his studio he’s busy drawing at his […]
Month: July 2011
Learning How to Let Go: Social Media Blackout Results
For my closing post in the series about the results of my 100 day social media blackout, I’d like to talk about one of the best side effects of this experiment. And that is? Learning how to let go. As I mentioned in an earlier post this week, I talked about how I was hypersensitive […]
Prioritize By Value: Social Media Blackout Results
So yesterday I talked about how all signs pointed in a positive direction during the one-hundred day social meida blackout. Today, I’m going to bring up something I saw in action: the need to prioritize by value. When you’re working in a creative field, it’s not like being on an assembly line. You don’t constantly […]
[My New Column] Dice Castle: From Commoner to Freelancer…
I am pleased to announce that my first column has been published at Geek’s Dream Girl. Since the site already had articles written about the topic, I decided to take a different approach and turn a commoner into a freelancer. For once-a-month we’ll be headed to Dice Castle. This first column talks about character creation. […]
Bump in Stats: Social Media Blackout Results
I don’t have a ton of time today, so I won’t be able post a ton of graphs like I wanted to, but I did want to talk about the fact that all of my stats: e-book sales, RSS/web traffic and social media followers (with the exception of Twitter) went up. My RSS feed subscribers […]