Idea Sandbox

Last week I sent out the December installment of Sand For Your Inbox, the Idea Sandbox eNewsletter. Each scoop of Inbox Sand delivers tips and tricks to help you work and live more creatively.

This month I offer advice on how to deal and cope with change that happens to you…

I’m pleased that this edition struck a chord for so many. Here are some comments I received:

• “Thanks for sending these. I always enjoy the message, especially this one.” - Paula
• Thanks for this…it is comforting at during these crazy economic times. - Tiffany
• Your “Sandbox” came at such a poignant moment in time for me…..you have no idea. - Joan

Here’s the link to review the installment.

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Background
Last month I spoke to students finishing up their pubic relations program at my alma mater, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville.

I provided the advice I wish I had when leaving school and entering the “real” world. What’s interesting about the tips… is that they’re just as relevant for a recent graduate as they are a work-place veteran.

The advice included…

• Keep an Idea Journal
• Add Knowledge
• Arrive With A Solution
• Jerks Are Everywhere, Learn from Them
• Avoid Jargon
• Expand Your Field of Knowledge, and
• You Are Your Brand

Read on for the details…

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I don’t know if you already receive it, but on Friday I sent out the September installment of our eNewsletter, “Sand for Your Inbox.”

This month I provided a technique to help you be a better problem solver - specifically a way to ensure you’re solving the right problem. (The last thing you want to do is spend time fixing the wrong thing).

Click the link below to read the entire story.

“Bricks. Walls. Cathedral” - September Inbox Sand

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Let me know if you have any questions or comments.

Paul