I first learned about webinars in my first “grown up” job out of college. The year was 2005, and I was working in a niche consulting company (aren’t all consulting companies niche companies?). We were using webinars to talk to the industry as a whole on a quarterly basis, then using them as marketing tools …
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Working for yourself is a lonely venture. Working for yourself after moving to a new part of the country where you don’t have very many (okay really not any) friends and also starting a new business in an industry where you’re not familiar? You know where this is going. It’s hard. Impossibly lonely. And worse …
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I’m starting to do more video, and I’m starting to take more stands on things. Here’s my two cents on why you don’t need an email welcome series, and what to do instead: If you don’t want to watch the video, I get it. I can’t watch myself either. But if you’re stuck on your …
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It’s the second quarter of 2019, and (looking at the calendar) we’ve been in Chandler almost a year. Which, holy smokes. It’s nuts how little exploring we have done, although getting pregnant within a month of moving here is mostly to blame. Parker came at 10pm on January 29, and she’s a sweetie. At least …
Brent and I met in April 2013. We got married in September 2014. At the end of both of those years, we said, “wow, what a year,” and honestly? We’ve been doing some version of that every year since. This year is no exception. Next year isn’t looking very boring either (looking at you, kid …
We went to the botanical gardens yesterday. I took some pictures. Click here to view the album on Dropbox: 2018 Botanical Gardens
