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Start Evolving or go Extinct!

By On May 3, 2013 · Leave a Comment

My friend Jimmie Franz wrote the following on a facebook post recently:

I am a regular reader of several writer forums on the net. Trying to learn the business and craft to advance as a writer. One of the topics I have been reading about today is the subject of agents. Most indie-writers don’t [...]

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Blogging Awards For Startstuff.net

By On February 19, 2012 · 2 Comments

Thanks to all of my great readers and their comments, Startstuff.net received a nomination for two awards. The 7 Links Challenge and The Tell Me About Yourself Award.  I will share the first parts separately, and then do the recommendations together.

The Rules for the Tell me About Yourself Award:  

7  random facts [...]

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What is the best way to start making your dreams come true?

By On January 25, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Most of my posts here are not overtly religious in nature. I am a Christ follower and make no apology for that.  I hope that even if you don’t believe in God you can see through the references to Him and get  the point of this post.

Having a dream isn’t hard! Almost everyone has [...]

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Who Has Started Something That You Think Is Awesome?

By On January 10, 2012 · 1 Comment

As a blogger, writer, teacher and human being I naturally have heroes. In my book, heroes aren’t super humans who can do no wrong, but people who have acted on their passion and started something that I see changing their corner of the world. Here are some of the people I see doing that [...]

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Startstuff Spotlight – Buyback Services

By On January 9, 2012 · Leave a Comment

I first met Pete Rondeau when he popped by my office one day looking to buy extra textbooks that I might have in my office. It is an industry that can be profitable, but there are many less reputable characters running around with a scanner app and making money. Pete had a dream [...]

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