All Entries: What I Learned from People
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You know, every month I give a party, and every month it’s the same routine. As I push the PUBLISH button on yet another group writing project, I can’t help but wonder, Will anybody show up?
I know; I’m weak. But every month, you guys overwhelm me with your participation, and prove once again just how interesting the Internet can really be. Way to go, y’all!
Once again, I am completely amazed by the quality of the entries y’all have shared! Yep, it’s another great turnout for this month’s group writing project: What I Learned From… People. A total of [updated!] 20 entries in all!
Below you’ll find the entire list; do yourself a favor and check them all out. Heck, start a conversation, why don’cha! (Almost) every one finishes the phrase:
What I Learned from…
… Salvadore Dali, by Amy Palko at Lives Less Ordinary
… People, by Trevor Hampel at Trevor’s Writing
… Things I have learned from… People, by Sarah Stewart at Sarah’s Musings
… I don’t understand people! – sometimes, by Karin H. at The Kiss Business Too
… “young” people, by Jackie Cameron at Jackie Cameron
… My Business Mentors, by Brad Shorr at Word Sell, Inc.
… No Impact Man, by Karen Hanrahan at Best of Mother Earth
… People Watching, Sam Brougher at Your Scared Seductive System
… People with Down Syndrome, by Debbie Yost at Three Weddings
… There’s Only One Word for What I Learned From People, by Joanna Young at Confident Writing
… People: The best mirrors of our lives, by Mike Botz (no blog – guest posted at MZM)
… the People we collectively call “our employees”, by Rosa Say at Managing with Aloha Coaching
… Kung Hee Fat Choy! What I Learned From Clara, by Rosa Say at Joyful Jubilant Learning
… the Blob in the Black Sweater, by Jean Browman at Transforming Stress Into Personal Power
… the Bass Player, by Pete Aldin at Freaked Out Fathers
… People with Magical Thinking, by Lillie Amman at A Writer’s Words, and Editor’s Eye
… a Physician with an Atrocious Bedside Manner, by Jeanne Dininni at Writer’s Notes
… People, by Stephen Sherlock at Quiet Poet
… One of the UK’s Best Known Business Authors, by Andrew Rondeau at Great Management
And last, but hopefully not least,
…a Complete Jerkbrain, by Robert Hruzek at Middle Zone Musings
Y’all give yourselves a big hand, my friends! And as usual, a big tip o’ the hat to ya! Be sure to tune in next month for the next edition of What I Learned From…
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So, what’s the subject going to be, you ask?
Well… ordinarily, I don’t announce the next month’s topic ahead of time. After all, that would be telling! But in this case, I’ll answer you with a challenge. The fact is, next month’s topic has already been announced somewhere right here in the Zone.
See if you can find it!
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13 responses so far
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Once again, a good looking collection, Bob. I’m looking forward to reading each and every one!
Thanks again for running this and keeping us all out of mischief.
Joanna
PS Each time I read the title for Jean’s entry I think it says “The BOB in the black sweater”!
How exciting to ba part of such an impressive line up! I too look forward to diving in and reading each and every one.
@Brad - Yes, I’m feeling particularly good-looking today! Oh! Er, you were talking about the list of entries, right? :-\
@Joanna - Always willing to do my part to keep the streets of Edinburgh safe! And Jean’s entry gave me a double-take, too. How did she know I have a black sweater?
@Mother Earth - It always thrills me when new faces join the mix!
Robert,
Thanks for hosting this contest.
I learned again, that people love sharing. Great collection of entries!
You’re right, Lana. And usually, it’s amazing what you can learn if you just ask!
Thanks for dropping by the Zone!
Great feast; you Texans always put on a great spread good buddy! Well done!
I had so much fun participating this month, and I will most definitely join in again next week. Unfortunately I’m having internet probs, so I don’t have enough online time to check out everyone’s posts, but rest assured that when I receive my new router I’ll be over to read all the entries. Thanks for running such a fun group project!
@Pete - Thanks, Buddy! Hey, lemme just throw another shrimp on the barbie for ya!
@Amy - Great to have you with us this month, Amy! Welcome to the Zone!
I’m not a big fan of shrimp … You take it. No, I insist…
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