Virtual Moxie
MARCH 26, 2012
I was going to pull my blogs ( Love Lavishly , and Wake Up Your Day ) from Tumblr, and now have no reason to do that, either. It’s something to pay attention to, and to make decisions about based on the facts—not on how much we “like” a platform or social network (which is, generally speaking, the way most of us move through the world).
Virtual Moxie
NOVEMBER 16, 2009
D works as a network administrator at a hospital here in Baltimore. Although it may be necessary for a corporate entity running some old version of an email program, it’s not necessary for almost anyone reading this blog. They’ve created an email naming convention that, for me, is beyond stupid. Stop truncating. It’s unnecessary.
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Virtual Moxie
OCTOBER 19, 2010
Surprise--Anastacia here, guest posting on my own blog. I have enjoyed working with graduates of AssistU--such a great network of people destined to make a difference! And during my sabbatical. Well, even crazier than all that is that today is also my 20th wedding anniversary. Blessings to you and D.
Virtual Moxie
FEBRUARY 16, 2010
I take time away from work easily and often (including being able to not work the last quarter of the year), and it’s allowed me to actually focus on the relationships I choose to focus on (including those created through Twitter, FB, LI, my blogs, networking, etc) , while continuing to live life off the gerbil wheel.” So it all fits.
Virtual Moxie
JUNE 15, 2010
I agree with not disturbing the quality of a one on one relationship, however multiple platform one on one's creates a network of advice, and information and direction that a single VA practice could never compete with. But this is my blog with my opinions and thoughts (and I said that no less than four times in this post alone).
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