The Prosperity Blog
Get It Down Cold: A Mantra for Preparedness
Thanks to Aaron Burden from Unsplash for the photo of the pristine winter ornament. Recently I had the privilege of working with a client who I met online and have known for several years. She’s such a positive person, well-informed in her field, passionate about helping others, and thoroughly soaked in the ins and outs […]
Don’t Bury Your Delicious Carrot in a Compost Pile!
Recently I was corresponding with one of my favorite clients. I had suggested we add something to one of her web pages designed to make it easier for visitors to find the new products she was launching. She’s a kind and considerate person. She looks out for the well-being of others. She’s gracious. She definitely […]
HEAR TELL: Dr. Yamilette Kirkwood Williams
DR. Yam Talks Social Media Management I first met Dr. Yam when were both participating in a 15-day Video Challenge with my favorite video expert, Lou Bortone. The idea was for each of us to make one video a day for 15 days and experiment with different technologies. It was immediately clear that Yamilette Kirkwood […]
The Freedom of B+ Work
by Meriah Kruse In my eBook 51 Ways to Shine Online, I encourage my readers to take their online appearances seriously, to have a standard of excellence, whether on Zoom, a live event, podcast, video, or something else. Today I want to advocate for a slight but important modification of this idea. Here’s my proposal: […]
Branding Your Online Presence
Having a brand means you’re always teaching your audience
what to expect from you.
HEAR TELL: Soreyda Begley
Enjoy the video recording of the 7.26.21 live interview with Soreyda Begley, or read a few excerpts below. Speaking Out for Sustainability in Fashion and so much more… by Meriah Kruse This article shares excerpts from an interview with Soreyda Benedit-Begley on July 26, 2021. The interview was part of a series entitled HEAR TELL: […]
Stories Are the Coin of the Realm
Telling stories is in our nature. From the early days, before recorded history, humans were telling stories. We use stories to say what we want, where we’ve been, where we’re going, who we know, what’s hurt us, what we agree with, what we’re proud of, what we need help with. We use stories, some of […]
Imagination Exercise, for the Fun of It
When making greeting card designs, the ideas come from everywhere and nowhere. I rarely have an idea in mind of what I’m making; each design tends to make itself. The best designs, that is, the ones I’m most titillated by — come when I’m in the mood to play, when I’m feeling particularly childlike. For […]