So while I didn't quite hit all my goals, I had a productive weekend.
Book No. 2 of Before the Blood is edited, but I never progressed as far as chapter 17 of the fifth book and doubt I will accomplish anything more until the weekend.
On Wednesday I am speaking to a group of retired teachers about self-publishing and needed to prepare for that this past weekend. On Thursday and Friday I have events related to the retirement of Herald-News sports editor Dick Goss. So it's a tight week.
I also had breakfast with friends on Saturday and then again on Sunday. Bertrand and I (with smoe of the kids) spent a couple hours at Taste of Joliet, the first time I really ever went.,
I created text for the Art of the BryonySeries flyer. I made updates on the website. I sent off eight pen pal letters to grandchildren. And I wrote two work stories and caught up on some other related work.
So as you see, very productive.
I am wrapping up the BryonySeries TurnAbout Tour with postings today and tomorrow. My plans is to archive the entire tour on the website, but that might not happen for a couple weeks.
And now: Topher Gleason.
On his LinkedIn page, Topher describes himself in the following way: "I strive to ensure excellent service for clients with no objection to traveling a majority of the time. Seventeen years sales experience, eight years sales training experience and seven years management experiences, makes me a very well rounded game changer.
The Importance of the Baseline In Today’s Dealership
Although this post is directed to people in a particular industry, its overall message applies to any project we tackle.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/importance-baseline-todays-dealership-topher-gleason/
Are You Blooming Where You Are Planted?
A post that echoes advice I've given my kids (and myself!): don't turn down an opportunity, even if you think it's something you don't want to do.
Book No. 2 of Before the Blood is edited, but I never progressed as far as chapter 17 of the fifth book and doubt I will accomplish anything more until the weekend.
On Wednesday I am speaking to a group of retired teachers about self-publishing and needed to prepare for that this past weekend. On Thursday and Friday I have events related to the retirement of Herald-News sports editor Dick Goss. So it's a tight week.
I also had breakfast with friends on Saturday and then again on Sunday. Bertrand and I (with smoe of the kids) spent a couple hours at Taste of Joliet, the first time I really ever went.,
I created text for the Art of the BryonySeries flyer. I made updates on the website. I sent off eight pen pal letters to grandchildren. And I wrote two work stories and caught up on some other related work.
So as you see, very productive.
I am wrapping up the BryonySeries TurnAbout Tour with postings today and tomorrow. My plans is to archive the entire tour on the website, but that might not happen for a couple weeks.
And now: Topher Gleason.
On his LinkedIn page, Topher describes himself in the following way: "I strive to ensure excellent service for clients with no objection to traveling a majority of the time. Seventeen years sales experience, eight years sales training experience and seven years management experiences, makes me a very well rounded game changer.
"I am an excellent communicator with the ability to do both online and in-person demonstrations to one or five hundred plus.
"I have a fruitful sales track record with ability to bond effectively in all mediums."
His artist biography says: Topher’s art is normally reserved for family and a few close friends, but after the suggestions of those close to Topher, he has decided to share his work. Gleason is currently working on two novels. Topher uses watercolor and ink as his medium.
His artist biography says: Topher’s art is normally reserved for family and a few close friends, but after the suggestions of those close to Topher, he has decided to share his work. Gleason is currently working on two novels. Topher uses watercolor and ink as his medium.
He is available for commissions. Contact him at Topher@artworkbytopher.com.
Here are three posts I really liked:
Here are three posts I really liked:
The Importance of the Baseline In Today’s Dealership
Although this post is directed to people in a particular industry, its overall message applies to any project we tackle.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/importance-baseline-todays-dealership-topher-gleason/
Are You Blooming Where You Are Planted?
A post that echoes advice I've given my kids (and myself!): don't turn down an opportunity, even if you think it's something you don't want to do.
My Memory is Flawed
A wistful post on childhood places that shaped us and are now gone - with a reminder that all of our life experiences shape us
A wistful post on childhood places that shaped us and are now gone - with a reminder that all of our life experiences shape us
Illustration by Topher Gleason
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