Nancy Radlinger

I did a short how-to video on how to find you On Screen Keyboard and with all the crap going on now adays, it has been recommended that everyone go to this on screen keyboard and change your password on Skype.

You are not the only one as we all get this way and I have to share my last couple days of frustration with you. After reading this, I want you to know that you are not alone get back on track like I have.

Well, as frustrated as I get because the deer eat my plants – I have to say that they do have a soft part in my heart. I have been blessed with my home so I guess I have to learn to share my little bit of heaven with God’s creatures.

You know as a site owner, I see about every ad out there and I can’t believe all the crap that people want you to see and such a shame that there are some that will believe those ads and that is the sad part and why this post.

Well, I think we have heard them all, don’t you – I’m busy, I don’t understand how to do this and that, I’m shy about meeting new people, I don’t know how to talk to others, I can’t get anyone to join my sites, I’ll do it tomorrow, etc. and the list goes on and [...]

As most of you know, I own/operate 9 traffic exchanges and while doing the daily maintenance – I was thinking how many people are wasting their credits and probably don’t even realize it – so thought I would give you a few tips that came to mind.

When I first started on the net, I had and still have an ebay store – while chatting with other ebayers – I kept hearing about other marketing that they were doing to help get others to their store. That is when I heard about blogs, squidoo, traffic exchanges, text ad sites, PTC sites, social [...]

Oh, I am so loving The Leaders Role as they sure like to challenge us and really make us dig deep and get us use to writing articles and blog posts – this weeks’ assignment was to write about “What is your greatest asset”

Here is another one of those emails to share – hope you enjoy this as much as I did. One day I had lunch with some friends. Jim, a short, balding golfer type about 80 years old, came along with them—all in all, a pleasant bunch.

Sometimes you get an email sent to reminds you of life’s simple things and how thankful you should be – here is one of those emails – hope you enjoy.