As most of you know, I live in a little town much like Hooterville on the old television show Petticoat Junction. Just a little country store like Sam Druckers minus the pickle jar, a bank, post office and gas station. So when I say I live in the middle of a corn field, I mean it literally. As you can imagine, there’s not much to do here but watch the corn grow.
In the summer months I like to go to yard sales on Saturdays just for something to do. I see lots of people I’ve known all my life there. It’s funny, but it gives me a sense of community. These are people I played with as a child, went to school with, their parents, my old teachers. It makes me realize how important living in the community I grew up in is to me as I get older. It anchors me.
Thinking about this makes me realize how different we are in these digital times. It used to be that we got our news talking to our neighbors over the backyard fence, at neighborhood cook outs, from our front porches or school and community gatherings.
That was then…
Now, we talk on social media. Read more...
http://thehappypreneur.com/social-media-marketing-consistent/
With love and blessings,
Celene Harrelson helps you take the training wheels off of your business, so you can ride like the wind! TheHappypreneur.com
No comments:
Post a Comment