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Tools & Tips for Creative Blogging

Thursday, May 16, 2013 by Jessika Hepburn

I've been publishing a post on OMHG almost every day for 3 years now and have hit publish on nearly 900 posts in that time (we are coming up on our 1000 post next month!). Along the way I've learned a few things about how blogging creatively can help you to build community, market your work and collaborate with new friends from all over the world.  Blogging changed my life in … [Read more...] about Tools & Tips for Creative Blogging

Pruning Your Product Garden- time to trim the hedges!

Thursday, April 25, 2013 by Lela Barker

Pruning Your Product Garden, Lucky Break Consulting, Oh My! Handmade

Spring has started to shine her lovely face upon us here in South Carolina, after a dreary winter that I am thrilled to be bidding adieu.  The warmer weather has me thinking not only of my physical garden, but of my proverbial product garden as well.  When was the last time you whipped out the pruning shears for a scrutinizing look at your offerings? As with everything else, … [Read more...] about Pruning Your Product Garden- time to trim the hedges!

How to harvest your business garden growth

Wednesday, April 24, 2013 by Tara Swiger

In the garden of your business, one of the hardest parts of cultivation is managing growth of your harvest. Your crops are your products and services, and even if you think you know when to they'll be ready to harvest, they seem to have a mind of their own. The harvest is for you (selling that product = cashflow) and for your community (they are being served by your product or … [Read more...] about How to harvest your business garden growth

How To Scale Your Creative Business from One-Person Show To Small Team

Tuesday, April 23, 2013 by Abby Kerr

Scaling your business from one-person show to small team

Imagine this: you’re a small maker, designer, or creative biz owner. Pondering how to scale your business from solo act to small team? You’ve built your business up from nothing: from unformed idea to rough outline to struggling start-up. And now, the day has come: your Inbox is overflowing with orders. Your phone’s been ringing off the hook. Someone from a Big Magazine … [Read more...] about How To Scale Your Creative Business from One-Person Show To Small Team

Keep Your Day Job & Run A Creative Business

Monday, March 11, 2013 by Oh My! Guest

Mina Brinkey, Bohemian Vintage, Keep Your Day Job, Oh My! Handmade

Editor's note: I met the lovely Mina of Bohemian Vintage because we were on the same Alt Summit panel! We were chatting in the airport on the day we left SLC and I invited her to come share the story of how she has balanced keeping a day job she loves with her creativity. Successful creative businesses come in all sizes and I thought it was important to have a voice for all the … [Read more...] about Keep Your Day Job & Run A Creative Business

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Mine-Mill organizers claimed that the first of four concerts, held at the Peace Arch in Blaine, WA, in 1952, attracted 40,000 admirers, mostly from the Canadian side of the border near Vancouver. Source: Pacific Tribune Archive.

On Distance: Paul Robeson and the Rolling River of Resistance

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A New Year’s Revolution

Go Do Some Great Thing, Lawrence Hill

Go Do Some Great Thing

Dr. Pauli Murray, "I intend to destroy segregation by positive and embracing methods. When my brothers try to draw a circle to exclude me, I shall draw a larger circle to include them." An American Credo

Draw a Larger Circle

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#FellowMakers History & the Triangle Factory Fire

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70 Ways to Build Community

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Stop the Hustle: On Slowing Down, Stepping Up & Paying Attention

Community Is Not Clubs: How We’re Segregating the Internet & What We Can Do

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Care/Carry/Cure an essay from ‘You Care Too Much’

In June of 2016 I supported my love Chris as we dealt with the death of both his parents and a co-worker over a three week period. This essay written the summer of those deaths is my attempt to make sense of grief and the struggle to carry all that I care for. Originally published […]

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