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Category: Metablogging

Metablogging – Everything related around the topic of Weblogs, weblogging both from an individual perspective to a corporate one.

Posted on December 23, 2014December 31, 2014

2014, The Year That Was

And nearly four months later… I am back to blogging. Again. And for how long this time around? I just don’t know. We will have to wait and see, but, I tell you, if I were to describe what 2014 has been like so far for yours truly, as we are coming close to its … Continue reading 2014, The Year That Was

Posted on August 18, 2014August 18, 2014

The Soothing Effect of Blogging

It’s hard to believe, even for myself, how the last time I wrote a blog post over here was a bit over two months ago. However, it doesn’t even feel totally awkward, as it used to be in the past, whenever I embarked on a longish blogging hiatus of sorts. Not even embarrassing anymore. I know, … Continue reading The Soothing Effect of Blogging

Posted on March 25, 2014

The Therapy of Blogging While Showing Off Your Ideas Out in the Open

You may have noticed how over the course of the last few days I haven’t had much of a chance to blog over here. And it is not because things may well be so incredibly hectic that I wouldn’t have enough time for it. Quite the opposite, actually. I am continually looking at the prospect of writing … Continue reading The Therapy of Blogging While Showing Off Your Ideas Out in the Open

Posted on September 5, 2013September 12, 2013

The Dangers of Mediocrity and The Power of the Dip

One of the things that I have always enjoyed, and quite a bit, from the Social Web, and the different social networking tools out there, and the main reason why I keep coming back for more, is that no matter how much time may have just gone by, the good content, the golden gems, those … Continue reading The Dangers of Mediocrity and The Power of the Dip

Posted on August 27, 2013August 27, 2013

Should CEOs Blog?

Earlier on this month, my good friend, Euan Semple wrote a short blog post on the topic of how tough it is to put together that initial first blog entry, if you are new to blogging, and even more so if you are an executive. It’s just like the whole world is watching you for … Continue reading Should CEOs Blog?

Posted on August 24, 2013

Finding Time to Reflect while on Vacation

Once again, it’s been nearly a couple of weeks since my last blog post over here on The Perks of Being an Early Riser  and I am sure at this point in time folks out there may be thinking that, once more, I have failed to keep up with restoring my social presence as I mentioned … Continue reading Finding Time to Reflect while on Vacation

Posted on July 5, 2013July 5, 2013

Blogging and Corporate Hippies by Luis Suarez

You gotta love Twitter and those wonderfully inspiring serendipitous knowledge discoveries that it helps you bump into, time and time again, because most of the times they surely help you make up for whatever the tough situation(s) you may be going through. And bring you back on track, of course, to what your focus area(s) … Continue reading Blogging and Corporate Hippies by Luis Suarez

Posted on June 27, 2013June 27, 2013

Why Blogging Still Matters

It’s been a little while since the last time that I had a chance to write another post over here in this blog, so I guess it’s now time for another experiment then. No, I know what you may be thinking, but I am not going to stop blogging nor give up on writing for … Continue reading Why Blogging Still Matters

Posted on May 13, 2013

Industrialisation of Social Networking for the Enterprise

Or, to put it in other words, automation of your social networking presence. That worrying topic has been in my mind for quite a while, and, lately, even more so, specially, seeing how plenty of people continue to automate, even further along, their online digital footprints with the argument, amongst several others, that they have … Continue reading Industrialisation of Social Networking for the Enterprise

Posted on February 27, 2013February 27, 2013

Pep Talk – Who Moved My Cheese?

Once again, it’s been a little while now since my last blog post over here, and I am sure most of you folks may be wondering what have I been up to in the last couple of weeks, right?, specially, after returning from my last business trip to New York City on the week of … Continue reading Pep Talk – Who Moved My Cheese?

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