One credit shy of my B.A. for 36 years. Am I a loser, or a closer? I’ve always told myself, and others, that being one credit shy of my Bachelor of Arts degree isn’t a big deal. If I was talking to young people about being
Smartphone Tips for Professional Video: Helping you SAVE money and ADD value In the early days of user-generated content, a lot of big companies reached out to customers asking them to share their stories using footage shot with their phones. The experiment; while engaging customers, really
It's been eight weeks now since I've stopped going into the office every day. I've decided it's time for my sabbatical coming out party, here goes… After entering Queen's University 39 years ago-- I've returned, taking two online courses to complete my B.A. Then in the spring I hope to
Chapter 3: 58 days of self-imposed isolation Crispy french fries and a salty margarita. Simple pleasures that changed everything. It marked the moment I finally put a pause on productivity. But it took me 10 days and a flurry of activity and self-reflection to get
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Chapter 1: No Perfect Time It was pitch black. A torrent of rain and wind whipped through my tiny one-room cottage. I pulled the door closed that first night to discover a baby bat bleeding out on the mosquito net of my bed. I took a