Monthly Archives: March 2014

It’s Time To Demand Excellence

Posted on March 26, 2014 by Nancy Jones

The money I spend on things represents an exchange of excellence. It represents the fruits of my best efforts exchanged with the fruits of my employer’s best efforts. As such, when I purchase something, I expect the fruits of the … Continue reading →

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Cyberbullying Has Very Little to do with the “Cyber” Part

Posted on March 14, 2014 by Nancy Jones

To begin with, I do not want to be interpreted as not having sympathy for victims of bad behavior. In fact, the whole reason behind my other blog (www.grownuptech.com) is to empower people to make use of technology to increase … Continue reading →

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Monthly Archives: March 2014

Cyberbullying Has Very Little to do with the “Cyber” Part

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