Jeff’s Marketing Calendar - You asked for it, you got it!
Posted by Jeff Herring on 30 Jun 2007 at 05:08 pm | Tagged as: Links, Uncategorized
“Jeff help! You are doing so many things I have trouble keeping track!”
“When is that teleseminar again?”
“What night do you have that call?”?
Well, you asked for it, and now it is yours! - If you look over to the left you will see a link that says “Jeff’s Calendar” - see it over there? OK, good. Now you can come to this page and find out what is going on and show up where you want to show up.
Your calendar is a fantastic idea!
Dear Jeff,
I’ve long admired the quote, “A Diamond is Nothing More than a Lump of Coal that Handled Stress Very Well”. Are you the author of this quote? I want to include this quote in a book I’m writing and need to credit its author.
Many thanks,
Patty Darner
Hi Patty
You know, I use it so much it sure seems as if it is mine. You’ve got my permission, but just to make sure,you may want to do a search at www.QuoteGarden.com - good luck and let me know what you find out…
Jeff
Jeff,
I just read your article entitled “Don’t be ‘Bewitched’ by wife’s salary” and (after I stopped laughing) I had to comment. Although your article focused on young married’s, I think the issue starts before marriage. Many male friends of mine say that when dating if they meet women they are attracted to, they will not pursue a dating relationship if the women make more than they do! Consequently, the numbers of single, educated, financially secure women are growing rapidly. I have experienced this phenomenon in my own personal life. I am a single mom who went back to school to earn a PhD in Counseling and in the past year have begun a new career in Academia. I was told by a dear friend of mine that if I wanted to be asked out I should not tell prospective dates that I am a College Professor. He suggested I tell them I am a “teacher”. At first I thought this a ludicrous idea, but after getting similar responses (and no dates) from men who initially were interested in me, I decided to try my friend’s suggestion. It worked! However, I have since decided that who I am, what I do and how much I earn are all part of the package and if a gentleman is too insecure to accept that then there is nothing I can do.
I would love to read your comments on this phenomena, as it has a direct correlation to your recent article. Thanks!
Tracey