Monday, March 17, 2014
and she was an American girl.......
Monday, March 10, 2014
Score some Sound Business Advice
1. Set Goals: I just opened an Ebay shop. My goal is to sell 10 items a week at $5 an item making my goal for the week $50.
2. Make it fun! Couldn't decide where to take pictures and decided to use this vintage skee ball game as my backdrop!
3. Take Pictures of your item at all angles. 10 items each week is 50 pictures all taken at the same time.
4. Make it a game. I put the items by the 50 because I am hoping to get to that goal each week. I have never listed on ebay before, so when I woke up this morning with my first bid. I yelled (to myself of course) Score.......loudly and long like at a soccer game!
5. Set realistic goals so there are more Scores! then disappointment
6. Remember always to win it you have to be in it. Keep to your goals and write them down, like I am here, so each week you will be accountable for the goals.
7. Share your joy, share your heartache.....people can relate and you never know who might read this and want to see what you are selling.......tweet.....facebook....it is so easy to share with the press of a button.
8. Of course have a blog....you might have people on your team already who might share this information.
Go for the Gold!!!!! WIN WIN WIN!!!!!
You can get to my ebay shop by pressing the picture of the skee ball game!
Sunday, March 2, 2014
Lorde - Royals (US Version)
How do write songs like this at a young age? Get worldwide airplay and a couple of Grammies. She is from New Zealand. But, I am listening to her words and feeling inspired. I am relating to what she writes thinking about how I felt as a teenager. All those dreams of Disney Princesses, when I got married Lady Diana was married and I actually picked out a bouquet inspired by hers, all the wants of a young girl. But, Lorde is saying who needs it? When I first was out of work I used Marie Antioinette as my muse. Who would think over a century ago we would behead someone for overspending the tax payers money? We are so passive and have an attitude of everything will be alright. Eventually all of this economic mess will be worked out. We definitely not to the beheading point. But, do we realize there is a generation out there that is fueling a movement to not buy into what us baby boomers did. Yeah, they are a force to reckon with. But, I don't think anyone out there gets it yet? Because, they are under the radar. They don't spend money.....how can they? They are paying off outrageous student loans. They live in cities and don't drive cars or consume gasoline. They make do with what they have. They appreciate the past and are well educated. In order to live in 2014 I know I had to change a lot of bad habits in order to survive my own body and mind. I appreciate every moment happening around me. My favorite this week was Bruce Springsteen singing this song in New Zealand. After all he is the one that wanted to rich and a king. There is an irony here.....because rock stars are now royalty. His daughter is an equestrian competing internationally. She is headed to the Olympics. She was pictured with the other international equestrians and they were either daughters of politicians or royalty. So, why all this conversation? Because, I myself think it is wierd that I hear Springsteen is in New Zealand and I wonder if he will pay any attention to Lorde. Well, he comes out and sings her song at a concert and I find it shocking. I love how the crowd reacts to the words. There is an understanding of Springsteen that is international and that makes me VERY happy. Even if I am not the one making a king's ransom, but someone is by doing what they love. That inspires me. That makes me feel anyone or everyone should strive for that.
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