Month: December 2011

I have noticed that a lot of people are giving New Years Resolutions a really bad name. They’re stupid, no one ever lives up to them, yada yada yada. Well, I have just had it! So I decided to make a list of resolutions for 2012 that I want you to monitor me on. That’s… Continue reading 12 Resolutions for 2012

When I first started doing this whole “online thing” a year ago, there was one particular word that showed up in almost every conversation – human. You could be a human brand. You could now conduct marketing on a human-to-human basis. Your customers were now humans instead of numbers. It was important to be human… Continue reading You’re becoming an automaton

How many posts have you seen recently that went something like this: “Well, women don’t really want to be in higher management positions. Men are happy to work more hours, but women feel more tied to being home with the children. Jobs that prevent themselves from doing that are not desirable.” Now, a lot of… Continue reading #WomenWednesday Who Loves Children More Than Women?

I really slipped on my reading in 2011. I mean, in my defense, my pal Mark Twain took up most of the year, but still, I like to play the field, as it were. I can’t have all of my time dominated by one (super awesome) deceased dude. I have crowdsourced some of these ideas… Continue reading Margie Clayman’s 2012 Reading List

Human beings are pretty funny creatures. We can be moody. We can be manipulative. We can be really nice and then really crude, all in the span of just a few minutes. In the offline world, these shifts in our behaviors may go unnoticed, or at best unrecorded. However, in the online world, we leave… Continue reading Didja think I’d lay down and die?