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A YEAR AFTER ARRIVING IN SOUTH FLORIDA AS THE MORNING NEWS ANCHOR FOR WSVN-7/FOX, AN ACCIDENT TOOK PLACE WHICH THE STATION COVERED. IT WAS 1995. AS A REPORTER AND TRAINED PROFESSIONAL IN CAPTURING AND TELLING STORIES - GOOD, BAD AND OFTEN TIMES TRAGIC, ONE LEARNS TO COMPARTMENTALIZE MANY OF THE HORRIFIC INCIDENTS WHICH TAKE PLACE FROM DAY TO DAY. BUT FOR SOME REASON, THE STORY AND IMAGES OF A YOUNG HIGH...

*This article was originally published in the South Florida Aventura News earlier this month, but the message is one I wanted to share with as many others as possible. We often discuss the logistical steps to finding success in the workplace, but sometimes a more subtle force can also be at play: maintaining a POSITIVE attitude!

This post originally appeared on my New Domains blog for Forbes.com 

 

 

An Initial Public Offering (IPO) can mean many different things for the future of a business. The (rumored-to-be-imminent) IPO for Facebook - the company that harnessed the collective conscious - is one that will be watched more closely than any other.  And that interest will come not only by those with the means to participate in the IPO, but also the...

January 23, 2012

I would like to share a recent experience that has reconfirmed my belief that The Universe works in mysterious ways. Ways which often baffle and frustrate us, but ultimately create situations which force us to take a closer look at why things happen and what we are supposed to learn from a specific event.

Several months ago...

Exhausted, conflicted and agitated. Sometimes when life has me feeling that way, I know it's time to simply step back, sit still and refocus my energies on something greater than myself. I also know those are the times when my work can become more creative; more powerful. It's because in essence, I decide to get out of my own way and concentrate on ways to help other people. Especially...

Once a year, Canada’s IT and Web insiders get together annually in Toronto to listen to cutting edge speakers and network.

MESH was founded in 2006 by five enthusiasts for the “Web and all the next-generation things happening.”  These five founders are Mark Evans (Principal, ME Consulting), Mathew Ingram (Senior Writer, GigaOm.com), Mike McDerment (CEO, FreshBooks Online Invoicing), Rob Hyndman (business lawyer, Hyndman | Law) and Stuart MacDonald (entrepreneur, marketer, founder Expedia.ca).

I’m constantly doing some form of dog research on the internet.  I was doing a review of information on non-shedding, hypoallergenic and low allergy dogs when I came across this.

Someone had typed this question into Google: "Are hypoallergenic dogs a myth”
The answer to this is ‘no’ because there are at least 47 pure breeds of dog that are verified as hypoallergenic.  ‘Hypoallergenic dogs’  are also commonly known as low allergy...

Last week I was immersed in the Association for Accounting Marketing’s (AAM) national conference here in DC. The event offered three days of inspiring speakers, thought provoking presentations and networking with the sharpest minds in accounting marketing, and, significantly, constant tweets about the event.

During the conference I used Twitter to find out what was going on in sessions I missed, connect with new friends, make plans, provide commentary, joke around, share...