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How Video Can Both Make and Break Your Image

By: Dalton Burdette

So many performers post cover song videos and, similarly, entrepreneurs post talking head-type videos.  Therefore, it’s time for an analysis of this media by someone who works with it regularly.  This week features a guest blog from Dalton Burdette, an award-winning actor and filmmaker who has done short films that have been screened at festivals and has also done corporate videos.  See some of his work on

Help Others Help You

By: Bruce Wawrzyniak

Helping hand up to mountain topWe all know the Bible story about “doubting Thomas.”  Until he saw Jesus himself with his own two eyes and saw the nail marks in his hands and put his own hand into his side, Thomas just wasn’t going to believe that Jesus had truly risen from the dead.

Pretend Your Teacher is Reading Everything You Write

By: Bruce Wawrzyniak

Red pen laying on marked up paperNow that Teacher Appreciation Week is behind us, let’s not put those folks out of our thoughts.  In fact, if you think back to the old, “Does spelling count” question that was often asked in school, that’s a good mindset to have in everything you do in trying to promote yourself, your business, your product, your service; basically, anything you’re doing to try to get paid.

Walk the Line with Your Ego

By: Bruce Wawrzyniak

Girl on floor with headphonesWhen you’re in the entertainment business it’s tough to not make it all, “Look at me, look at me, look at me.”  After all, you want fans, radio stations, and media to hear your music.  So, the temptation is to turn the metaphorical three-way bulb up to its brightest setting to get all the attention that you can.

But here’s the thing – it’s not about you.

Here’s Why You’re Getting Passed Over

By: Bruce Wawrzyniak

Messy desk and officeSometimes we get so busy, so focused, doing our own thing, we don’t pick our head up long enough to see what else is out there.  Whether it’s from the comfort of your own home or out socializing or attending a professional development event, it’s good to take time to observe what others in your industry are doing, meaning, comparable to some of your own initiatives.