This is my time. I was born for this.
“When the paradigm changes, old solutions stop working. Old reliable stuff evaporates. It’s time to reinvent—yourself, your business, your entire world—from a uniquely fresh perspective, and to do so with positive energy, with vitality. You have to be relentlessly creative.” Monica Rix Paxson
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Amazon.com Bestseller | Dead Mars, Dying Earth
Did you know Dead Mars, Dying Earth was an Amazon.com bestseller? See the proof is...
The Fabulous Money Making Garage Sale Kit
This was my first book. I knew I wanted to write one, but I just didn’t know...
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Ponzi: The Prince of Pi Alley
The story of the first Ponzi scheme. As young Charles Ponzi and his steamer trunk...
Billie’s Last Boyfriend
Co-authored with Kirkland Tibbels. If you think Billie’s last boyfriend was...
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NEW: The Best Thing I Ever Did
What’s the best thing you ever did? This is a place to share the best things you’ve...
Spanglish.info | Spanish/English Translation & Marketing
With the tremendous growth of the Hispanic market in the US, one of the easiest...
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My Professional Portfolio
Quality, clarity, innovation and persuasion are four forces that drive my creative...
Yes! I Did Come Up With It First
I came up with “Yes! We Can” long before the Obama Campaign. Ok, it isn’t exactly...
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The Modern Estate | Magazine Startup
The Modern Estate is an award-winning architecture magazine that’s had phenomenal...
A Career | Photographer Marc Hauser
I discovered photographs by a young man named Marc Hauser when I was at the very...
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Unhinged Magazine
Click Here for a sneak preview of how we are progressing. Life is tough | Loosen...
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Float Your Boat | Kayaking Group
Some people find creative solutions for everything. I started Float Your Boat because...
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Pink Begonias
I grew up in Kansas, just where the paved roads ended outside of Kansas City. Our house was in a new tract development in the middle of a cornfield. The nearest store, a five and dime called Katz Drugstore, was about a mile away. When we were eight or nine, my brother and I would tramp the distance through the furnace of summer. I remember the heat. Katz’s... [Read more of this review]
My Life in Transit
I. There was no way around it. My daughter had been accepted into a unique language immersion school and my office was on the other side of the city. Between the two points lay the vast and dangerous wasteland, the neighborhood known as Chicago’s “West Side.” The only reasonable route between dropping my child off at school and getting to work... [Read more of this review]
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