Going through my photographs from 2009 was pretty time consuming! I was trying to come up with a top 10 but I have gone with a top 20. There are a lot of photographs that couldn’t be included for time but these give a pretty good representation of the year. All photographs shown here were [...]
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Annual Review 2009: Outlook on Photography
Reflecting on 2009 has been a great process. It’s something I’d recommend highly for your personal life. The last part of my 2009 review is dedicated to my photography. You’ve already heard a little bit about my photography through Lessons in Life and Lessons of a Very small business. Tomorrow I’ll be showing my favorite [...]
Annual Review 2009: 105 Lessons in Blogging
I’ve had quite a year when it comes to my blogging and the lessons I’ve learned. In this annual review, I’m listing out 105 lessons (or you might consider them tips) in blogging. If you’re new to blogging, I hope this post helps you out. If you are a problogger, I hope you feel confident [...]
Annual Review 2009: Lessons of a Very Small Business
Christmas is past and New Years approaches fast. I hope that you all had an awesome Christmas and that it continues today! We’ve got dinner on my side of the family tonight and I am pretty pumped! As for these reviews, I expect the reviews will carry over into 2010. There is nothing wrong with [...]
Annual Review 2009: Lessons in Life
These Annual Review posts are following the lead of Chris Guillebeau. I always plan to review this information but never follow through; however, this year I am making sure I take the time to go through the exercise. Also, within my corporate cubicle life, my job usually requires us to do an annual review and [...]
Annual Review 2009: Introduction & Outline
As 2009 comes to an end, I’m finding people talking about plans for the new year. I am not talking about resolutions through. I believe the most successful people created goals and set up plans for 2009. I seemed to fly by the seat of my pants, had the desire to gain traction in the [...]
