Rosie was once a kitten and everybody loved her. She was once small and tiny. All watched her play all day. She was little and cute, the first to get adopted. Her new parents loved her and gave her everything she wanted. A ball of yarn, a mouse made of cloth. Rosie once had it … Continue reading Rosie’s Journey: A short story about an older shelter cat

This article is from 2011. A recent article in USAToday says that many businesses are abandoning blogging for Facebook posts instead. We see this as a detrimental move. While Facebook posts are extremely helpful for social customer service and brand building, blogging helps a business instill authority in their space, share useful information in a … Continue reading Using Blogging to Establish Credibility

This is an internet marketing article from 2011. Nobel Prize winning economist Daniel Kahneman states that there are two types of thinkers- fast thinkers and slow thinkers. Fast thinkers make decisions based on the information placed in front of them while slow thinkers examine all aspects of a product and utilize personal experience and previous … Continue reading How to Target Buyer Personalities and Maximize your ROAS

This is a freelance article from 2013. Individuation, the process by which individuals in society become differentiated from one another, is one of the most important aspects to maintain in a relationship. When you begin to lose your sense of self, your partner may no longer see the person who they fell in love with … Continue reading Individuation and Relationships

Run away as far as you can Take yourself out of this God forsaken land Run away and never look back You will never regret this compulsive act You can be set free if you run far away Then the day will come when all goes your way The sun will rise, the troubles will … Continue reading Run Away