30 Days on Twitter - Will It Change My Life - Kathy Caprino

30 Days on Twitter - Will It Change My Life Greetings Friends So heres the latest.Today, I set out on a 30-day try in which Im going to jump on Twitter, tweet at any rate once per day (and resembles much more!) and watch what occurs in my life, work, customers, family, connections, business, network, and in my new exploration and book being developed on Women Succeeding Abundantly. Perhaps Ill even gain some new useful knowledge about the manner in which I see everything. My companion Yamel Iglesias inquired as to whether the film Julie and Julia roused this tweetfest. Interestingly, I saw the film half a month prior, and LOVED it. I cherished how Julie, at a lost for how to manage her vocation that would bring her bliss, chose to follow her heart and spotlight on what she really adored (cooking and writing). She started to blog about her every day experience of cooking through Julia Childs book Mastering The Art of French Cooking. Not knowing where it would take her, she just went with the experience, hurling it noticeable all around (or on the divider, such as testing cooked spaghetti) to perceive what stuck. In the wake of seeing the film, I thought of doing likewise (blogging each day for a year) about my encounters recorded as a hard copy to my blessed messengers who give me customary data and experiences that feed and guide me (increasingly about that some other time), however I basically didnt feel moved to focus on it for open utilization. However, in the wake of survey Scott Strattens new video on Social Media Success for Non-Profits today, I got roused to complete a smaller than expected test on Twitter (To follow Scotts work, visit www.un-marketing.com and @UnMarketing on Twitter). Following Scott has changed things for me given me some new levity, funniness and breathing space to not take everything so damn seriously. So, Im going to hurl everything on the divider, and see what sticks! Expectation youll follow my Twitter Experiment on @kathycaprino. Day 1 was fairly astounding, I should say. From interfacing with Scott (whom I genuinely respect), to conveying a discussion for the CT Womens Business Development Center and the Family Economic Security Program on work-life parity to a gathering of incredibly liberal ladies, I really cant beat this day. May the pleasant proceed! See you on Twitter for Day 2. K