Roger Skibowski
Did You know that your Digital Breadcrumbs are everywhere?
The name breadcrumbs originated in the famous Brothers Grimm fairy tale, Hansel and Gretel where they leave behind a trail of breadcrumbs, so they do not get lost in the forest. Their plan ultimately fails because birds eat the crumbs.
Roger SkibowskiPublished 2 months ago in 01
5 Signs You May Have Rabbit Hole Syndrome
Rabbit hole syndrome is a phenomenon that can happen when you're reading one article, then it leads to another and another until you've forgotten why you're reading. Usually, this can be caused by clicking on an interesting link, but sometimes it just happens with no conscious decision. What's worse is that these rabbit holes often lead us down an Internet-hole where all we do is look at cat videos or buy things we don't need online instead of finishing our work for the day. If this sounds like something you've done today, here are 5 signs of rabbit hole syndrome:
Roger SkibowskiPublished 2 months ago in Lifehack
I remember: Music Delivery Technology
Radio I remember the early Tube Radios which were rather large pieces of furniture. Over time, with the invention of the transistor it reduced them to a smaller footprint and even table top devices. And later hand held battery operated music dispensers, and we became Disc Jockeys for the moment.
Roger SkibowskiPublished about a year ago in Beat
Whoever Has the Money Can Purchase the Truth Told Their Way.
As Simon Sinek says in his book Start With Why, there are only two ways to influence human behavior: you can manipulate it or you can inspire it.
Roger SkibowskiPublished about a year ago in Humans
We Think Deeper About Life When We Are In The Mist Of Facing Death
Misty was our 13 year old fawn Doberman. We adopted her when she was 6 ½ years old. While adopting her we were aware that we would likely out liver her. And she would likely die before either one of us. Typical lifespan of a dog is 10–13 years. She was not the first fur kid to be adopted.
Roger SkibowskiPublished about a year ago in Petlife
Now is the Time to Build Your Writer’s Platform
Every independent writer needs to have their own writer’s platform. Your platform is your brand — something that separates you from all the other writers’ noise and allows readers to find your signal. Your brand can be your real name, or a pen name, or any other variation you like.
Roger SkibowskiPublished 2 years ago in Journal
As an Independent Writer You Need a Writer’s Platform
The Writer Must Own the Writer’s Platform As a Writer, you must have your own Platform that identifies your place on the internet. A place where you can showcase your writing, projects, email list. This site can have links to other publications. You should be in control of your email list. And your connections to your readers/audience.
Roger SkibowskiPublished 2 years ago in Journal
As a Writers I Consider OneNote My Most Important Tool, and You Should Too.
The collection opportunities comprise typing, talk to text, scan, grab a screenshot, take a photo, draw, or grab sound, there might be other things I’m forgetting.
Roger SkibowskiPublished 2 years ago in Journal
