The standard definition of happiness is that it is a condition of supreme well-being and good spirits. Many people are often in search of happiness.
Often, people may find happiness in the simplest of things. Maybe being alone in nature or playing with a puppy will provide happiness. One may or may not show their feeling [...]

Tiger Woods was a rare breed. A phenomenal athlete who delivered consistent record-shattering victories on and off the course with style, grace and integrity. In an intense game like golf, Tiger built his reputation by performing under pressure. Tiger transcended from being one of the best athletes ever to being one of the best celebrity brands ever. That was then, this is now. The world’s good boy has suddenly gone bad. The guy who seemed to be perfect in every way has been discovered to be a mere mortal like the rest of us. Tiger’s fall from grace is a catastrophe we have never seen before because Tiger was a brand we have never seen before. Tiger’s image was so pure, so squeaky clean and so universally appealing that his God-like status, his walking-on-water video and the founding of the First Church of Tiger Woods all seemed so well-deserved.

An effective email provides intellectual value. You’re in business, therefore you’re selling something, therefore you’re supposedly an expert on what you’re selling. Demonstrate that. Give tips, tricks, how-to’s, advice, illustrations, warnings, etc. Share experiences from other customers. tell a story that illustrates 5 ways the same product or service can be maximized. Intellectual value. When a customer reads your email or post, they should come away slightly smarter and better off for having read it.

One of dozens of spoofs from Hitler’s rage scene in the movie “Downfall”—this parody is an entertaining tribute to those ad agencies with the foresight and commitment to take their clients digital! Watch the video and enjoy!

Ok, so my blog has been named “happy time”. All of my life, people have said that I always find the silver lining and my glass is always half full. I firmly believe that happiness is a choice that we all can make each day as we awake. Life is too short; [...]

There are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to social media. People seem to think that every day standards and decency get tossed out the window because of the anonymity of the Internet. Unfortunately for those people, that’s not always the case. First off, the Internet is getting smaller, and by that, I mean that it’s getting easier to find out who people are. You know how the saying goes “It’s a small world.” That reigns true for the Internet, especially social media sites, as well. Everyone is connected one way or another. There’s a whole “Six Degrees of Separation” thing going on. There are Ten Commandments of Social Media that you should always try to follow. They will not only make you a better person but they will make your followers that much more appreciative of what you have to say.