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Daily Archives: January 2, 2018
Starting from Scratch
As the new year starts today, I find myself looking at my blog and seeing no posts in queue. My last editorial published today and no blogs scheduled for this week. In other words, the same state that many blogs … Continue reading
Understanding Your Value
Many of us work for some organization and get paid to do so. We might work for ourselves or others, but every so often we hope to get some renumeration for our efforts. For most of us, we negotiated some … Continue reading
