Epiphanies, Inc.

The "A-Ha!" Blog

03/08/2010 05:53 PM
3 Top Things to Consider for Social Media Strategy - an ADD Info Summit

The Deal: Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) Info Summits - short blasts of info for adventurous entrepreneurs! Time: 2 minutes, 58 seconds - give it a listen with the Audio Acrobat player below. (Can’t see it? It happens sometimes. Click here ... Read More

03/05/2010 09:53 AM
Our Path to Social Media Certification

Last week, I had a conference call to discuss a potential series of social media workshops we might have done with Leslie Poston, of NH’s Uptown Uncorked and the co-author of Twitter for Dummies. However, Leslie found out earlier that morning ... Read More

The Bitter Cup
A serious blog about satire.

03/12/2010 06:13 PM
It's Stephen Colbert's world - we just live in it

Satirical persona Stephen Colbert is unabashedly self-aggrandizing, mimicking the art of punditry so well that he makes the real articles look pale in comparison. It was, therefore (in hindsight) almost inevitable that the self-anointed great man ... Read More

The Wild Quills Blog
Tickle your inner scribe or scribbler - write here, write now!

09/02/2009 10:16 PM
The Broad Appeal: Plugging the leaks in the D.I.Y. philosophy

Dependency. Co-dependency. Interdependency. Depends undergarments. What do they all have in common? All four absorb life’s unexpected leaks, drips and spillovers. To be dependent on another, you need that person to function. Co-dependent folks ... Read More

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