The Dark Side of Twitter and Social Media
You don’t really hear much about the “dark side” of Twitter and social media in general. And its certainly nice to stay positive and only hear about good things. Like how Twitter was used for awesome fundraising events, or super funny parody accounts (check out the latest with @AmazonDrone) and of course about all of the massive amounts…
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Could Randy Newberg Change Outdoor TV?
Could one man change the direction of outdoor TV as we know it? Could a single person have the gumption, the knowledge and let’s face it, the money, to be in it for the long haul and inspire others to follow suit? It could be Randy Newberg. A TV host who started with his show,…
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My Encounter with Benny Spies
A few weeks ago I thought it would be “fun” to take a road trip to Watertown, SD and meet up with the soon-to-be-very-famous Benny Spies, host of a new series on Sportsman Channel “Gun It! with Benny Spies.” Traveling to South Dakota is fun for me – I love any chance I can get…
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Kickstarter for Outdoor TV Projects?
I was recently reminded of Kickstarter, the self-described “way to fund creative projects,” website via a favorite drinking show of mine hosted by Zane Lamprey. Zane has hosted two shows, “Three Sheets” and “Drinking Made Easy” over four or five cable networks in the last few years. I empathize with Zane as I’m very familiar…
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What’s a Solopreneur? Me
Last Saturday, I attended my first “Solopreneur” conference in downtown Minneapolis at CoCo. (CoCo stands for collaborating and coworking). Besides being an energizing and engaging half day session in the old Grain Exchange building, I walked away with a new sense of who I am. I met other solopreneurs, just like me, which was a…
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Having Fun? If Not, You Should Be
I had an interview last week with a sports team in Minneapolis. I realized half-way through the interview how much I was laughing or giggling through the questions and answers. It wasn’t a nervous laughter – this was just a phone screener, but I wanted to have fun on the interview and to see if…
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