Comments on: “You Are What You Eat”

By: property & casualty insurance

property & casualty insurance — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 21:08:44 +0000

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By: afajardo09

afajardo09 — Wed, 13 May 2009 23:24:26 +0000

Loved the workshop, but you are right: 4 hours was not enough time. Thank you. I look forward to a follow up class if you have one in the works.

By: trace

trace — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 01:25:00 +0000

hey “poorgood” and “gottanikoncamera”: mahalo for your feedback. the subject of diversification is on my mind first and foremost because THAT is how i have been able to sustain myself. i started in advertising back in the 80’s and many of the things that i learned then, apply to my pr and marcom world. you kow, all those weekend working for free with the camera crew, or helping with casting talent, or doing V/O work- it has all come in handy because i have worked in it, and behind the scenes, and know how it can be blended into what i do in the now. i truly believe in not being so stuck in any one thing, because that one thing, may go away one day real soon. beyond all of this, i also believe that if you do what you love and what you are truly, truly passionate about, the money will come. i am hearing from colleagues all over the place who are just now taking a hard look at their career and life only after being faced with news of either a lay off or a down-sizing. i say now is the time to man-up and be brave!! rather than be one of those in the crowd who is complaining about the economy, i say do the opposite. praise how bountiful and good life, work, and love is and it will be!!!

By: Hernando Conwi

Hernando Conwi — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 01:08:39 +0000

I really enjoy your blog. You always seem to inspire…I echo your thoughts on diversification. It not only expands your ability to do more, more importantly it enriches your creativity in your own chosen field. David Kelley (Ideo) started Stanford’s d.School not too long ago and he welcomes non-designers because he knows that infusion of perspectives and expertise will enrich the program, and because he hopes that the design process can be applied towards other disciplines to create out-of-the-box solutions in those areas. It’s no coincidence that the greatest problem solvers are also among the best read and most innately curious people…Great blog.

By: poorgood

poorgood — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 22:01:08 +0000

great blog. and the times are a changing, and in fact, they have done changed. with lots of folks working fewer hours due to lay-offs and company cuts, there is much extra time to indeed learn something new.