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@brandonchicago That. Is. Awesome.
@LindaSherman Not at all. I thought it was great feedback and, honestly, when I re-read it completely agreed. Thanks for being an active FAVES reader. :)
@LindaSherman Hi Linda. After reading your feedback, I realize the title is a bit misleading. It was meant to imply the designer's inspiration for designing. Definitely learned something on that one!
@AyalaDenisse Love the suggestions, Denisse. I, too, have to disconnect...but only when not writing for FAVES. Hope all is well! :)
@jennifergosse What an amazing point, Jennifer. While I appreciate advances in technology, I'll rely on good, old-fashioned parenting for dirty diapers.
@AmyVernon @Sevans @znmeb This is why I totally love your team, Amy. Thanks for meeting a need! :)
@znmeb you'd have to ask @amyvernon, but oneQube will be the monetization side I believe. SmartStream is part of a fremium model.
@yvettepistorio awe, thanks!!! i like him. maybe someday the two of you will meet. :)
Thanks for this great overview about #CommHacks, Lisa. Can't wait to see if you submit something...I always learn so much from you. :)
ANSWERS :)
- Sweet Brown
- Lazy Sunday
- Chocolate Rain
- Call Me Maybe
- Facebook Parenting: For the Troubled Teen
- Thrift Shop
- David at the Dentist
- United breaks guitars
- Charlie bit me
- Don't tase me, bro.
- Gangman Style
- The Christmas Tree (John Roberts)
- Zombie boy
- Billy Eichner's SuperBowl video for Conan
@marshallk thanks for your support! would love your wisdom and brilliance to be part of this. if you want to share a Little Bird prize for one of the winners, let me know and we'll work it in. :)
@jasonkonopinski truth.
@Adam | Customer Experience Let us know if you have any questions. The entire @Tracky team loves to help! :)
@jasonkonopinski woooooooooo!!!!!
Love the shout out. Thanks! ;)
Gini - I like the idea about snacks. I'm going to start standing up when I eat them. :)
@TonyBennett Here was my model: I planned a three-month exit strategy with my employer at the time and knew I needed three retainer clients to keep our financials in the same place. It's tough. As an entrepreneur you don't always know where your next paycheck is coming from. Having a few retainer clients you can depend on was really essential for me. I know it's not always possible and, in that case, you can look for additional places to get income (e.g. speaking, writing, etc...).