Comments on: Time to Cut Loose http://www.avisamkaplan.com/2008/12/time-to-cut-loose Growing in web, social media, and nonprofit worlds. Thu, 02 Feb 2012 21:32:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: Ricardo Bueno http://www.avisamkaplan.com/2008/12/time-to-cut-loose/comment-page-1#comment-894 Ricardo Bueno Fri, 12 Dec 2008 06:50:52 +0000 http://www.avisamkaplan.com/?p=168#comment-894 When I first started my blog (Ribeezie), I wrote about things that were on my mind (life, work, etc.). I spoke openly and shared my thoughts with the world (they weren't all over the place or completely random. They still had some structure). In some (well, maybe most) cases, I left my posts unfinished so that my readers could finish the thought for me. That spurred a lot of conversation and, well, it gave me clarity ya know. Of course that usually happens when you talk things over with people. Anyway, I started my blog with the intent to share what I know and grow with people (learn from them while giving them back some of what I know; to create a collaborative environment). I do understand the concept behind having an editorial calendar of upcoming posts though I don't necessarily stick to a posting schedule. I do however have a nice list of posts that are in draft mode awaiting my final review before hitting publish. Anyway, I'm not sure that I necessarily had a point...just giving encouragement to the decision to get a little more liberal in your writing :-) When I first started my blog (Ribeezie), I wrote about things that were on my mind (life, work, etc.). I spoke openly and shared my thoughts with the world (they weren’t all over the place or completely random. They still had some structure). In some (well, maybe most) cases, I left my posts unfinished so that my readers could finish the thought for me. That spurred a lot of conversation and, well, it gave me clarity ya know. Of course that usually happens when you talk things over with people.

Anyway, I started my blog with the intent to share what I know and grow with people (learn from them while giving them back some of what I know; to create a collaborative environment).

I do understand the concept behind having an editorial calendar of upcoming posts though I don’t necessarily stick to a posting schedule. I do however have a nice list of posts that are in draft mode awaiting my final review before hitting publish.

Anyway, I’m not sure that I necessarily had a point…just giving encouragement to the decision to get a little more liberal in your writing :-)

]]> By: Ricardo Bueno http://www.avisamkaplan.com/2008/12/time-to-cut-loose/comment-page-1#comment-8336 Ricardo Bueno Fri, 12 Dec 2008 06:50:00 +0000 http://www.avisamkaplan.com/?p=168#comment-8336 When I first started my blog (Ribeezie), I wrote about things that were on my mind (life, work, etc.). I spoke openly and shared my thoughts with the world (they weren't all over the place or completely random. They still had some structure). In some (well, maybe most) cases, I left my posts unfinished so that my readers could finish the thought for me. That spurred a lot of conversation and, well, it gave me clarity ya know. Of course that usually happens when you talk things over with people. Anyway, I started my blog with the intent to share what I know and grow with people (learn from them while giving them back some of what I know; to create a collaborative environment). I do understand the concept behind having an editorial calendar of upcoming posts though I don't necessarily stick to a posting schedule. I do however have a nice list of posts that are in draft mode awaiting my final review before hitting publish. Anyway, I'm not sure that I necessarily had a point...just giving encouragement to the decision to get a little more liberal in your writing :-) When I first started my blog (Ribeezie), I wrote about things that were on my mind (life, work, etc.). I spoke openly and shared my thoughts with the world (they weren’t all over the place or completely random. They still had some structure). In some (well, maybe most) cases, I left my posts unfinished so that my readers could finish the thought for me. That spurred a lot of conversation and, well, it gave me clarity ya know. Of course that usually happens when you talk things over with people.

Anyway, I started my blog with the intent to share what I know and grow with people (learn from them while giving them back some of what I know; to create a collaborative environment).

I do understand the concept behind having an editorial calendar of upcoming posts though I don’t necessarily stick to a posting schedule. I do however have a nice list of posts that are in draft mode awaiting my final review before hitting publish.

Anyway, I’m not sure that I necessarily had a point…just giving encouragement to the decision to get a little more liberal in your writing :-)

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