Alyson Stanfield

How To Reply To Tweets on Twitter

As I said in earlier posts, Twitter is a social medium. You want to be friendly and have conversations. So, you reply to tweets from other people. Twitter makes this very easy. Let’s say you’re watching your @Replies very closely, as you should be. Someone mentions you in one of their tweets, so it shows

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What to tweet

At a loss for what to share in your Twitter updates? While we really do want to hear what you’re up to from time to time, you also have to keep our interest and be friendly.

Here are 9 solid ideas to get you started or keep you going.

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Take Over a Vacant Storefront–Legally

This economy is producing surprising opportunities for those who are willing to think outside of the box. Take for instance, artists in the United Kingdom who are turning vacant storefronts into what are being called “pop-up galleries.” The name aptly describes art spaces that show up out of nowhere and then, Poof!, disappear after an

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10 financial homework assignments

In 8 Ways to be More Financially Savvy, I mentioned forming a financial support group and that, in my group, we give ourselves homework before our next meeting. On Twitter, @swcoffey asked what financial homework might consist of. Here are ten real-life homework examples from our financial support group mixed in with some additional ideas.

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Destroying Your Art

While reading de Kooning: An American Master, I was struck by the following quote from the author: The downtown artists . . . saw how hard de Kooning was working “on the side,” and how ardently he struggled to find an independent style, constantly destroying his work rather than settling for mediocrity. (pg 122) A

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