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Sunday, January 6, 2013
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Friday, September 21, 2012
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Friday, May 18, 2012
Go Get It: How to Be a Superstar and Shine
Go get it. Down let anything hold you back. If you want something you never done, you gotta do some things you never down.
Have hope.
Hold your head up.
Get your courage back.
Everything is going to work out.
Smile. Don't stress yourself out by over scheduling activities.
Be grateful. Watch your thoughts. STAY Positive. Exercise and Breath.
Stop complaining. And think creatively. Pray and meditate and WATCH GOD move.
Go get it. It's your time. Shine on!
Have hope.
Hold your head up.
Get your courage back.
Smile. Don't stress yourself out by over scheduling activities.
Be grateful. Watch your thoughts. STAY Positive. Exercise and Breath.
Stop complaining. And think creatively. Pray and meditate and WATCH GOD move.
Go get it. It's your time. Shine on!
See more tips: http://www.pamperry.org
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Showing Our Kids How to Act in Social Media, Reshonda Shows 'Em!
TENISHA FONTENETT
HOUSTON - You might call it old school
parenting ... In a new age. Moms and Dads taking discipline public...
striking in the same place their kids are breaking the rules.
"I was stunned because she's a very smart and intelligent young lady."
Former FOX 26 News reporter and national best selling author Resound Tate Billingsley says she was shocked to discover an Instagram photo that showed her 12-year-old daughter holding a bottle of alcohol.
"We had already talked about it, but I just assumed that she would know better in general. The fact that she didn't see anything wrong with it because she was not drinking, that's all she kept saying 'but I wasn't drinking it. I was just taking a picture,' and the fact that she didn't see anything wrong with it spoke volumes for me."
Billingsley thought about taking her daughter's phone away. Instead, she got creative.
"When she woke up I promptly had her do a sign and the sign said basically, she wasn't ready for social media and she saw it and burst out crying."
Billingsley put this picture on her daughter's instagram profile and then on her own facebook page.
Within hours, the picture had been shared more than 10,000 times.
"I never, ever expected it to go viral."
And there was reaction from both sides.
"The majority of it has actually been positive. There were some however who told me I was scarring my child for life, who said they couldn't believe I was doing the public humiliation."
Some experts will tell you-- humiliation will have long-lasting negative effects on children.
But in Billingsley's home all three kids know that, in mom's words: "you will get shown out... Where you show out."
Billingsley says her daughter now understands why her mom did what she did.
Now, she's starting a group at school-- to teach other kids about responsibility on social media.
"I was stunned because she's a very smart and intelligent young lady."
Former FOX 26 News reporter and national best selling author Resound Tate Billingsley says she was shocked to discover an Instagram photo that showed her 12-year-old daughter holding a bottle of alcohol.
"We had already talked about it, but I just assumed that she would know better in general. The fact that she didn't see anything wrong with it because she was not drinking, that's all she kept saying 'but I wasn't drinking it. I was just taking a picture,' and the fact that she didn't see anything wrong with it spoke volumes for me."
Billingsley thought about taking her daughter's phone away. Instead, she got creative.
"When she woke up I promptly had her do a sign and the sign said basically, she wasn't ready for social media and she saw it and burst out crying."
Billingsley put this picture on her daughter's instagram profile and then on her own facebook page.
Within hours, the picture had been shared more than 10,000 times.
"I never, ever expected it to go viral."
And there was reaction from both sides.
"The majority of it has actually been positive. There were some however who told me I was scarring my child for life, who said they couldn't believe I was doing the public humiliation."
Some experts will tell you-- humiliation will have long-lasting negative effects on children.
But in Billingsley's home all three kids know that, in mom's words: "you will get shown out... Where you show out."
Billingsley says her daughter now understands why her mom did what she did.
Now, she's starting a group at school-- to teach other kids about responsibility on social media.
Read more: http://www.myfoxhouston.com//dpp/news/weird/120510-social-media-tough-love#.T625phSbSF0.facebook#ixzz1uhyPc8y3
Old School Still Stands when RAISING kids
1200 WCHB
What do you Think? Was the Punishment too Harsh?
See Teen Response to Parents. http://myblogalicious.beblogalicious.com/index.php/2012/05/12/mothers-day-videos-old-school-meets-new-school/
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Monday, March 12, 2012
Want to get Buzz for Your Brand: Do this One Remarkable Thing (Audio)
One Remarkable Thing (Audio)
Posted on by PERRY+WILLIAMSON
“Most people are generalists.
They struggle to stand out and, settle for less income and recognition.
If you want to help more people, make money money and enjoy a unique quality of life, you must become known for one remarkable thing.
Listen to this excerpt from the recent webinar withHow can you become known for one remarkable thing?
Pam Perry & Ramon Williamson:
Instructions: Make sure your computer speakers are turned
on and CLICK PLAY… (Running Time 03:16)
Here are 3 steps to help:
(1) Spot a trend.
What’s the big trend in your industry or market?
If that trend continues, what is likely to be true in five years?
Build your business around that understanding.
(2) Stake your claim.
What segment or aspect of the market, problem, opportunity or topic can you be best at?
Take a position.
Create a product or program.
Write, speak and build your platform as a thought leader in your area of focus.
(3) Stick to your knitting.
Resist the temptation to say “yes” to clients and projects outside your area of focus.
Knowing what you do best and sticking to it multiplies your leverage and momentum.
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One Remarkable Thing (Audio)
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