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Learning to Write Regularly and More Frequently

This is a little “inside baseball” for a lot of people here, but it’s an important topic to me, at least, and I’m sure that at least some of you…

1st October 2012 0 Comments

ChelPixie: Why You Should Stop Using Your Inbox as a To Do List

I had been pondering a post on how important it is to get your to-dos out of your email inbox and into something else – anything else really, although different…

6th April 2011 2 comments

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Hello Alan! I'm emailing as I believe you're a tea fan and wanted to let you know about Tea With Strangers. Tea With Strangers is born of a simple idea: to encourage conversations between strangers and build a sense a community that transcends traditional social boundaries. We believe that everyone is interesting and that everyone has something of value of share. Tea With Strangers is an initiative that is spreading across the world (25 cities and counting!) and came to London in June of last year. We have ten hosts currently living in London (although we're growing all the time!) who facilitate conversations between five strangers over two hours in various locations across the city...all over tea. To date we have connected over 120 strangers and had over 100 hours of conversation. You can find out more about us here: www.teawithstrangers.com and http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonyoushaei/2015/05/13/how-to-meet-amazing-people-without-sleazy-networking-insights-from-6220-conversations/#64ba486a3823. You can also learn more about the man who started this movement, Ankit Shah, at: http://tedxteen.com/speakers-performers/tedxteen-2014-london/237-ankit-shah. We were also in Time Out in their feature on tea earlier this year (Feb). We believe your viewers would be interested in what we do at Tea With Strangers and would love for you to feature us. If you'd like to chat about this more, or even meet up for a cup of tea, please do get back to me. Regards Jen Jennie Robertson: on Contact
I want to buy 2 of these for gifts, but can't find them! Help! Charlene Heim: on Contact
Where do you buy the black 31-day monthly wooden bill organizer? I can't seem to find it... Or what brand is it? Thanks! Karen: on Contact
A big thank you for your article.Much thanks again. Fantastic. Alondra Burdine: on Want Healthy, Sustainable, Delicious Seafood? Try Mussels!
Love this article! I notice that I have a tendency to forget about my body when I get lost in "head work" but I feel so much better if I take care of myself. The video is especially awesome--I wish I could have someone remind me to push in my chair :) To your brilliance! Elizabeth Elizabeth Saunders-Time Coach: on Improve Your Health and Posture with Simple Changes and Exercises

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