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Two Tales of My Blogging Beginnings

By Tiffany Monhollon | November 5, 2007

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I got started blogging in April 2007 at Little Red Suit. In a short time, I built great relationships, expanded my network and started developing my personal brand. But getting started was a challenge. These two posts describe my initial journey into blogging and my thoughts about the process along the way.

1. Making it happen: The first step to success
In my inaugural post at Little Red Suit, I take up Seth Godin’s challenge to “Make Something Happen. Now. . . . Today” – a phrase I’d had tacked to the wall of my cubicle for several months before I finally launched my first professional blog.

2. The Parable of the Little Red Suit
This is the story of how a little red suit inspired me to start my blog and marks the start of an incredible journey into building some of the best business relationships I’ve ever made.

Topics: Career Advancement, Career Development, Personal PR, Relationships, Writing/Blogging |

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    December 10th, 2007 at 10:35 am

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