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LINDA GOURLEY says
January 5, 2016 at 12:38 pmHi, Cassie,
I “met” you in Mari Smith’s Facebook Business Breakthroughs group and found your comments very helpful. I’m a MO girl, too, living across the border in KS for the second half of my current life. I can totally relate to your challenges, and share them – though I must say you’ve made better progress than I on conquering them. I’ve only been doing social media consultancy since mid 2013 and constantly fear that I don’t know enough. I think I’ll borrow your words “brave” and “finish” for myself this year and see what I can do with them. BTW, don’t know what tool you use for your project list and queue list, but I adore Trello. I used it as a project manager and use it now for my biz and personal. And it’s free! Yea! Anyway, good blog post! Have a fab 2016!
Cassie Witt says
January 6, 2016 at 12:32 amHi Linda,
I remember you, too! It’s great to make connections and keep them. Us MO girls have to stick together! 🙂
Thanks so much for your kind words.
I wrote this post, because I actually feel like I haven’t conquered these like I should. I’m going to make this year different. Hang in there with your consulting. I felt unqualified for a long time, so I can empathize. The only thing that I can tell you is that it gets easier with each session and each new client.
As for Trello, I have tried to use it more than once. I am “back on the wagon again” as they say. Mostly because I think a “kanban” todo list suits me better than not. We’ll see how it goes. Maybe if I actually stick with it, I’ll write a blog post about how I use it. For now, though, I’m still in the testing phase. I wouldn’t mind having any tips you can throw my way, though. 🙂
I wish you the best in 2016, too! And, thanks again, for stopping by.