I highly recommend watching this video ****Warning Strong Language from upset you tubers. ****** It explains the problem from the point of view of the content creators who made YouTube so great and what's

@stackin makes reading look cool - Well, reading has always been cool... wait, I'm not sure if I'm qualified to talk about cool. But @stackin is! Charles Fuchs, the man who has taken blockchain social

I'd like to introduce you to @jrswab. Note: This post was originally published on Whaleshares I saw his Whaleshares introduceyourself post and commented because he expressed having interests in a lot of

It's not about getting rich. It's about opting out of the parasitical systems of the banking cartel. This post was originally shared on Whaleshares Sharing a post by @lukestokes In it, Luke shares some

This is more about community than cooking, but the omelet was delicious! In my travels from the week before Thanksgiving, I had the opportunity to meet @papa-pepper and his family in person. Our meeting

I've been really active on Whaleshares for the last two months, but not much here on Steemit during that same time. Here's one of my recent posts there: I write a lot about business books on Whaleshares.

Well, maybe not featured. "Mentioned" is perhaps a better word. I was pleasantly surprised to see that I was mentioned in @elima's video: It was great to make a connection with another Steemit

It's been great getting to meet more people with common interests. I found a good group of folks over at Whaleshares. Here's my introductory post there: If you are already there, feel free to say hello,

Confirmation that reading a lot of books is crucial for success Well, that depends on how you define success. The big takeaway that I got out of the book is that in order to really know the field of work

I like James Altucher My personality is very different from his and I think he overshares... but that's part of what makes him like-able. If you are not that much of a reader, but want to get started with

I've known about this for a while But like a lot of things, I know about them but don't have much experience using them. This evening I changed that. I had been reading about GraphiteDocs for a while.

I'm currently reading "The Referral Engine", a book by John Jantsch. I've read it before, but I'm searching for answers to particular business questions and this book was a good one for me to

I've been on Steemit since June of last year. I've learned a lot and it's been good to connect with people here. Thanks to those of you who have commented on my posts or responded to my comments. I appreciate

I recently finished reading "How To Win Friends And Influence People" by Dale Carnegie. I expected to not like it at all. Encouraged by a few people I respect, I kept reading. I'm glad I did.

I like to read books, but have not yet gotten into audio books. However, I am interested in them. I think that I could finish more books if I listened to some of them instead of just reading physical books.

It's a long book. We've been reading Tolkien's epic work for months. I usually read some most nights. I gave up on reading whole chapters a while ago. They are just too long to easily read aloud, especially

That's me with my old Trek 830 It was a bit late in the evening and the light was fading, but I'm glad I took the picture. I still feel a little awkward about taking "selfies", but I'm mostly

That's me enjoying the warm weather in my DuckDuckGo shirt. "Selling" doesn't have to be a bad word I've realized over the past couple years that I enjoy sales. The reason is that I've discovered

This is good to share: Michael - @michaelx - Just published an excellent overview of the reasons why #bitshares is different than most other currencies. I recommend you read it! I'm still trading on the

A brief introduction to the LibreOffice Writer application with a tip on how to the view of a document so that it uses more of the screen area (making the text appear larger and easier to read). Speaking