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Today we Learn: Branding
Branding is making yourself or your business memorable and attractive by creating a distinct identity for yourself or your business through the use of color(s), symbols, language use, and more. The very first thing I always ask someone looking for branding is, “What is your goal?” Why are you creating this business? Who are you…
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I started this blog to teach what I know and learn from others. Now it’s your turn!
I’d love to hear from you on something you’d be willing to be interviewed about over zoom or phone that can help others learn something interesting, do something unique, or even just tell us a story that no others can tell. If this is you, please fill out this form below. If I am interested…
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Today we Learn: Writing for Profit
Can you make money writing? I get asked this question a lot. The answer is yes. Of course. You can make money doing just about anything. Let’s go over some lucrative forms of writing. These are just some of the ways to make money writing. This list is not in order of how much you…
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Today we Learn: Writing to Heal
Most people write for some reason. They have something to say or share. They want to help others. Or let’s be honest some want to make money. For the majority of writers I’ve met, however, it’s because they are trying to heal some part of themselves. Everyone has a story. You hear it all the…
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What can you teach?
I started this blog to teach what I know and learn from others. Now it’s your turn! I’d love to hear from you on something you’d be willing to be interviewed about over zoom or phone that can help others learn something interesting, do something unique, or even just tell us a story that no…
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Today we Learn: Canning
In my previous post on canning food, I mention that one of my favorite ways to preserve food I grow, cook, pick or gather is by canning. I learned the art of canning food from my great-grandmother and my mother. I’ve taught my kids how to can. Some might say it is old-fashioned and a…
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Today we learn: Preserving Food
In my post on cooking from scratch I talked about my great-grandparents and how they grew up with a mindset from the Great Depression. They grew most of what they ate and had a huge garden. They grew berries, beans, corn, tomatoes, peas, and so much more. What did they do with it all? They…

