Once again, I am completely amazed by the quality of the stories you folks have shared! It’s another great turnout for this month’s group writing project: What I Learned From… the World of Work. Eighteen entries in all!
Please accept my humble appreciation for your willingness to participate and share the things you’ve learned from one of the greatest of all schoolteachers – Life!
Below you’ll find the entire list of entries. Do yourself a favor and check them all out. Each one finishes the phrase:
What I Learned from…
…Working in a Bar, by Genesis at the At Home Mom Blog
…Unemployment, by Markk at My Opinions are Important
…Working at a Startup, by Alex at Brick Blogging
…Working for the Government, by Lillie Ammann at A Writer’s Words
…The World of Work, by Troy Worman at orbitnow!
…Writing at Work, by Joanna Young at Confident Writing
…a power-cut, by Karin at The Kiss Business Two
…Blogging on Real Estate, by Michael Chantrel at MortgageGuide101
…Roofing Houses, by Nic Darling at Marketing Neophyte
…an Unscheduled Trip to Cleveland, by Mike DeWitt at Spooky Action
…the Corporate World, by Laura Spencer at WritingThoughts
…My First Job, by Pete Aldin at Great Circle
…Work, by Bob Glaza at One Reader at a Time
…Working at a Larger Company, by Jim Estill at CEO Blog – Time Leadership
…Homer Simpson About Jobs, by Jacob Share at JobMob
…a School Student About Business and People, by Yvonne Russell at Grow Your Writing Business
…From Industrial Cleaning, by Benjamin Penfold-Marwick at Hello InternetÂ
…a Manlift, by Robert Hruzek at Middle Zone Musings
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Y’all give yourselves a big hand, my friends! And don’t forget to tune in next month for our next edition of What I Learned From…
What’s the subject going to be, you ask? Well… that would be telling.
[UPDATE] My profuse apologies for leaving Benjamin’s link out earlier. Thanks, Markk!
I’ve read a few entries already. They are great! Now to read the rest.
The group writing project is also a good way to discover interesting blogs. Thanks for co-ordinating this, Robert.
Hi Robert
It’s a success again, my dear Turtle friend. Spend the whole afternoon reading (and learning) from all entries.
Karin H. (Keep It Simple Sweetheart, specially in business)
What an interesting collection of responses, Robert! I see a few new names… Congratulations! Your writing projects are getting around.
Couldn’t participate this month, but I’m looking forward to next month’s topic!
Thanks for putting this together, Robert. You got some great entries.
Good show, old chap – what I grand idea and some great stories! Keep on rockin’
What a wonderful project Robert! I know what it takes to put something like this together, inspiring your readers to participate, and your subject – the world of work – is such a playground of possibility for me in what I do, I had to say mahalo, thank you very much for doing this. I am a new reader to your blog, and I have only had the pleasure of knowing three of your contributing authors up to now, so I am looking forward to visiting the others throughout my coming week.
Yo Robert! Bob! Buddy!
It’s been a while since we’ve spoken
I see Middle Zone Musings has gotten quite popular since I took a little blogging sabbatical… ohhh, almost a year ago now!
Happy to see things are going well! I’ll be reading your posts from hereforth… and watch out, my blog’s coming back real soon!
Yvonne – Congratulations! You deduced my clever plan! Mwa-ha-ha-ha!
Karin – I’m so glad you decided to join us – it wouldn’t be the same without YOU!
Monique – Sorry you, er, missed it. Next month, same time, same place – be here!
Lille – So glad I found YOUR blog, too! Thanks for joining us this month.
(The Other) Bob – “Old”? Whaddaya mean, “old”!!!
Rosa – Aloha, and welcome to the Middle Zone! Thanks for the kind words – but it’s really about the participants, they’re the real stars.
DUSTIN, old buddy! Long time no hear – I thought you’d fallen in a snowdrift up there in Canada and couldn’t find your way out! Hey, I’ll have to add you back to the ol’ RSS reader. Welcome back!
Eighteen entries? 17 by my count! Is it because you forgot this one:
http://jejinternet.blogspot.com/2007/06/what-i-learned-from-industrial-cleaning.html
Worthwhile project with some interesting entries. I look forward to reading the rest. Perhaps they could be compiled into an ebook at some point?
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Markk, thanks, I must have missed it somehow. Mondays, you know…
I’ve thought about collecting these into e-books, but I’m not sure it’s kosher from a legal standpoint. Thoughts, anyone?
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Hey Robert, the final list looks great.
I Stumbled it:
http://jobmob.stumbleupon.com/review/10402613/
Jacob
Thanks, Jacob, it’s a great group of contributors!
You Stumbled it, eh? I guess I’ll finally have to go sign up and find out what all the hooplah is about…
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What a wonderful project Robert! I know what it takes to put something like this together, inspiring your readers to participate, and your subject – the world of work – is such a playground of possibility for me in what I do, I had to say mahalo, thank you very much for doing this. I am a new reader to your blog, and I have only had the pleasure of knowing three of your contributing authors up to now, so I am looking forward to visiting the others throughout my coming week.
Thanks, er, Tenant; I appreciate your kind words. I’m so glad you finally found your way into the Middle Zone and I hope you enjoy your visit. Please feel free to comment on anything and everything, and a tip o’ the hat to ya!
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