I'll be at the SXSW conference this weekend, in Austin. I'm hoping I'll get to meet a bunch of you when I'm there.
I'm doing a book reading at 3pm on Sunday. Well, officially a book reading. It'll probably be more like a conversation. I hope I see you there!
Browsing category "How to blog"Speaking this weekend at SXSW
Posted to: How to blog
March 8th, 2008
How I get myself back on track
Posted to: How to blog | Productivity
March 7th, 2008
So, I guess I took a week off from my blog in order to launch my company. It wasn't planned that way, believe me. Every day I told myself that I'd blog the next day. Surely many of you know this feeling. The feeling of having been lied to. By yourself. How to be more interesting to other people
February 10th, 2008
For a while, I was a visual artist. Well, sort of. I mean, I made money from it. But as you may know, I am a big advocate of specializing, and I realized that I had a better chance of being outstanding in my field by focusing on writing instead of visual art. The secret underbelly of blogging; why I'm done with linkbait
Posted to: How to blog
January 31st, 2008
I am a columnist for the Boston Globe, so when I first started blogging, I was in the enviable position of being able to get advice from any top blogger I wanted. I called them up, interviewed them about some topic or another, and at the end, I asked them for advice about blogging. 5 Ways to meet a very big goal
Posted to: Goal setting | How to blog
January 7th, 2008
Last week I wrote about how important it is to pick the right goal for yourself so that you are not banging your head against the wall trying to meet an impossible or insignificant goal. I actually think the reason we don't meet our goals is mostly because the goals suck. But if you have [...] Year-end roundup: Most loved and most hated posts of 2007
Posted to: How to blog
December 26th, 2007
The best part of blogging is the community. I have been a columnist for a long time, but I have only been a blogger for a year and a half. And I have to say that the conversation part of blogging is amazing, and it's something you don't get as a columnist. Authority isn't what it used to be
Posted to: How to blog | Promoting Yourself
November 29th, 2007
It used to be that authority only came after years of experience. Even then, someone older had to anoint you before you could begin spouting your opinions and advice from a place of authority. 9 Ways to think about linking in a blog post
Posted to: How to blog
November 26th, 2007
There's a blogger I like a lot, but she never links. I asked her why, and she said, "It takes too long." Big announcement: I'm starting a company!
Posted to: Entrepreneurship | How to blog
September 19th, 2007
Before I tell you about my company, I want to tell you that ever since I started spending eight hours a day on my blog – which was about two months after I started blogging – I have always thought of the blog as a business. Twentysomething: Making time for a blog and a full-time job
Posted to: How to blog | Time management
August 28th, 2007
By Ryan Healy – For the past six months I have been maintaining my blog, Employee Evolution. At this point I realize that the decision to start a blog is hard, but writing regularly is harder. So here is a list of tactics I've used to maintain a full-time, corporate job along side a full-time [...] Ten minutes on TV, talking about my favorite topics
Posted to: How to blog
August 2nd, 2007
Yesterday I was interviewed on The Morning Blend. Here's a video of the show. Topics include how to leave stuff out of your resume, why you shouldn't pay your dues, and how to deal with a boss who says no to your requests. I'm speaking at BlogHer on Friday, July 27
Posted to: How to blog | Promoting Yourself
July 23rd, 2007
I'm speaking at the BlogHer Conference in Chicago on July 27. My panel is titled Self-Branding and Self-Promotion. I'll be talking about how to use your marriage as a way to increase blog traffic. Just kidding. (By the way, I get way more traffic when I post bulleted lists about productivity, so keep your eye [...] Blog under your real name, and ignore the harassment
Posted to: How to blog | Promoting Yourself
July 19th, 2007
A lot of people ask me if they should blog under a pseudonym. They ask me because I started writing under a pseudonym eight years ago, and it ended up being such a mess that I turned it into my real name. So I advise everyone to start out using their real name. Here are [...] Blogger frustration: Deloitte's great data that I can't link to
July 11th, 2007
When I discovered Deloitte has someone in charge of figuring out how to recruit and retain the new workforce, I knew I had to talk with him. It's Stan Smith, and his title is Director of Next Generation Initiatives. I was amazed to hear how forward thinking he is in an industry known for being [...] Twentysomething: Why I started blogging
Posted to: How to blog | Office Politics
July 10th, 2007
By Ryan Healy – People often ask why I decided to get into this whole career blogging world that I have come to love. Usually my answer is something about giving my generation a voice in the corporate discussion, or standing up for all of my peers and friends who openly discuss their bitterness towards [...] Brazen Careerist in the news, in a video clip, and on your body
Posted to: How to blog | My book
July 5th, 2007
Hooray that Brazen Careerist was recently mentioned by Emily Meehan in the Wall Street Journal and Karyn McCormack in Business Week. Coachology: Redesign your blog and get more readers
Posted to: Diversity | How to blog
June 29th, 2007
Just after I redesigned my blog last March, Cory Miller sent an email to me giving me some suggestions on how to tweak the layout to get more traffic. A question for the readers
Posted to: How to blog | Office Politics
June 28th, 2007
Some of you might know that the thousands of comments that I receive on my Yahoo column are generally abrasive. Here's an example. Use blogs as a career tool for becoming super-connected
June 24th, 2007
One of the best ways to make a big leap in your career is to blog. Blogging allows you to create a high-quality network for yourself based, not on the old model of passing out business cards, but on a new model of passing out ideas. Contrary to popular opinion, blogging is not for college [...] Brazen Careerist blog makes its television debut
Posted to: How to blog
June 19th, 2007
So, I went to Tampa, FL for two days. I met a bunch of great people at the book signing, and I did a couple television interviews about the book — one with Charley Belcher who is a very funny guy. The Tampa Tribune called my blog "smart and insightful" and Fox News did a [...] |
You can't be a debt snob and be entrepreneurial. Almost all startups are founded on credit cards or money from parents. http://bit.ly/d3Hruw 1 day ago
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