Comments for THIS EXTRA DAY http://thisextraday.com Tue, 03 May 2011 20:09:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 Comment on Watch Out for Mind Mappers by Dorothy LaRue http://thisextraday.com/2011/03/mind-map/comment-page-1/#comment-142 Dorothy LaRue Thu, 24 Mar 2011 00:19:33 +0000 http://thisextraday.com/?p=383#comment-142 P.S. Have you thought about doing an ebook/kindle book on your mindmapping process, Suzanna? It's innovative and could be helpful to people.... P.S. Have you thought about doing an ebook/kindle book on your mindmapping process, Suzanna? It’s innovative and could be helpful to people….

]]> Comment on Watch Out for Mind Mappers by Dorothy LaRue http://thisextraday.com/2011/03/mind-map/comment-page-1/#comment-141 Dorothy LaRue Tue, 22 Mar 2011 23:58:58 +0000 http://thisextraday.com/?p=383#comment-141 I really appreciate you sharing your mind mapping techniques and some of the fun maps you've created, Suzanna. Your process, and your creative output in general, are an inspiration. Thanks for the good work you're doing! I wrote about my beginning steps as a mind mapper, and reference you, here: http://goo.gl/JI795 I really appreciate you sharing your mind mapping techniques and some of the fun maps you’ve created, Suzanna. Your process, and your creative output in general, are an inspiration. Thanks for the good work you’re doing! I wrote about my beginning steps as a mind mapper, and reference you, here: http://goo.gl/JI795

]]> Comment on Watch Out for Mind Mappers by Mind Maps - Life Elements | Dorothy LaRue http://thisextraday.com/2011/03/mind-map/comment-page-1/#comment-140 Mind Maps - Life Elements | Dorothy LaRue Tue, 22 Mar 2011 23:48:36 +0000 http://thisextraday.com/?p=383#comment-140 [...] maps to last months meeting and it lit a little fire within me, to get mapping. I particularly like her approach which incorporates visual elements beyond just words, color, and direction symbols (arrows, etc.) [...] [...] maps to last months meeting and it lit a little fire within me, to get mapping. I particularly like her approach which incorporates visual elements beyond just words, color, and direction symbols (arrows, etc.) [...]

]]> Comment on Ow, my heart by Sara http://thisextraday.com/2011/03/ow-my-heart/comment-page-1/#comment-139 Sara Tue, 22 Mar 2011 18:46:19 +0000 http://thisextraday.com/?p=419#comment-139 Suzanna, I am blessed to be a part of this moment of revelation and consciousness. Yud is one of my favorite letters of the Hebrew alphabet, too! Here's to connecting with the best people at the best time to move projects forward in bliss! Best-best. Suzanna, I am blessed to be a part of this moment of revelation and consciousness. Yud is one of my favorite letters of the Hebrew alphabet, too! Here’s to connecting with the best people at the best time to move projects forward in bliss!

Best-best.

]]> Comment on 4-Hour Publishing Awaits Your Content by farman ali bhatti http://thisextraday.com/2011/02/4hour/comment-page-1/#comment-110 farman ali bhatti Mon, 28 Feb 2011 19:12:32 +0000 http://thisextraday.com/?p=312#comment-110 perfect advice for new learner perfect advice for new learner

]]> Comment on Instant skills: Just add water, time, intention, focus, chocolate by Kim Nelson http://thisextraday.com/2010/07/instant-skills-just-add-water-time-intention-focus-chocolate/comment-page-1/#comment-64 Kim Nelson Tue, 06 Jul 2010 15:06:48 +0000 http://thisextraday.com/?p=232#comment-64 As usual, Suzanna, this post is synchronous and timely. A wanna-be manuscript has nagged at me for months -- and I really want to do it-- but I've filled my schedule with other projects and activities. Your article verifies that it's time to commit to the story, and then honor the commitment. Thank you! As usual, Suzanna, this post is synchronous and timely. A wanna-be manuscript has nagged at me for months — and I really want to do it– but I’ve filled my schedule with other projects and activities. Your article verifies that it’s time to commit to the story, and then honor the commitment. Thank you!

]]> Comment on BAM! Pouring blogs with Glenda Watson Hyatt by Glenda Watson Hyatt http://thisextraday.com/2010/06/pouring-blogs-with-glenda-watson-hyatt/comment-page-1/#comment-63 Glenda Watson Hyatt Tue, 22 Jun 2010 01:51:29 +0000 http://thisextraday.com/?p=218#comment-63 Great post, Suzanna! And thank you for such praise for BAM. I'm glad you received value in the first lesson. I'm still writing the next five lessons, so bring on your questions and I'll try to answer them in the content or find additional resources for you. Nice to have you in class! Great post, Suzanna! And thank you for such praise for BAM. I’m glad you received value in the first lesson.

I’m still writing the next five lessons, so bring on your questions and I’ll try to answer them in the content or find additional resources for you.

Nice to have you in class!

]]> Comment on Night full of stars at BABS by Suzanna Stinnett http://thisextraday.com/2010/05/night-full-of-stars-at-babs/comment-page-1/#comment-59 Suzanna Stinnett Thu, 27 May 2010 04:59:46 +0000 http://thisextraday.com/?p=207#comment-59 Gosh, thanks seester, I'm so happy you enjoyed it. I have to say it helped a lot that I was in a professional studio and working with Mary and Ted. I asked for some music like Vince Guaraldi, and Mary found the perfect sounds. She is a serious pro with this stuff. The muppet thing is Melba the orangutan. She will be appearing in many videos to come. Love! Gosh, thanks seester, I’m so happy you enjoyed it. I have to say it helped a lot that I was in a professional studio and working with Mary and Ted. I asked for some music like Vince Guaraldi, and Mary found the perfect sounds. She is a serious pro with this stuff. The muppet thing is Melba the orangutan. She will be appearing in many videos to come.
Love!

]]> Comment on Night full of stars at BABS by Kathy Stinnett http://thisextraday.com/2010/05/night-full-of-stars-at-babs/comment-page-1/#comment-58 Kathy Stinnett Wed, 26 May 2010 17:40:24 +0000 http://thisextraday.com/?p=207#comment-58 Wow, Sis, you look great! How did you learn to perform so well on video? I think you've been secretly taking acting classes and didn't tell me. The music is just right too, and your interaction with that muppet thing and with your audience. I love it! KSIS Wow, Sis, you look great! How did you learn to perform so well on video? I think you’ve been secretly taking acting classes and didn’t tell me. The music is just right too, and your interaction with that muppet thing and with your audience. I love it!
KSIS

]]> Comment on The 4 corners of your writer’s brain you need to open up now by Susanne Dyby http://thisextraday.com/2010/04/the-4-corners-of-writers-brain-you-need-to-open-up-now/comment-page-1/#comment-57 Susanne Dyby Fri, 30 Apr 2010 05:06:00 +0000 http://thisextraday.com/?p=188#comment-57 Outrageously well written piece that opens up this world of the future, but, but, but ....the degree of noice-to-signal is also very high in the Internet universe. Successful web- authors are those who are already well known or have gone "viral" somehow, either due to coverage by the conventional media or some specialist appeal (survived falling 15000 feet from an airplane or had fifteen kids or....). Despite my objections, you have still given me hope and enthusiasm for getting on the web. I especially liked the idea of selling chapters or whole books cheaply. As you point out, there is a huge market out there, and people would hopefully be willing to take more of a risk on unknown authors and creative works if it does not cost them more than a cup of coffee. And PS Amen to luscious printed books. My dad is a retired typographer and happens to have an old 1930'ties, large and heavy, bound and basted reference book of fonts and all those twirly-gigs used for chapter headings/endings/frontipieces. It is knock-out gorgeous. The precision is better than what digital can accomplish. So here's a toast to variety. Outrageously well written piece that opens up this world of the future, but, but, but ….the degree of noice-to-signal is also very high in the Internet universe. Successful web- authors are those who are already well known or have gone “viral” somehow, either due to coverage by the conventional media or some specialist appeal (survived falling 15000 feet from an airplane or had fifteen kids or….). Despite my objections, you have still given me hope and enthusiasm for getting on the web. I especially liked the idea of selling chapters or whole books cheaply. As you point out, there is a huge market out there, and people would hopefully be willing to take more of a risk on unknown authors and creative works if it does not cost them more than a cup of coffee.
And PS Amen to luscious printed books. My dad is a retired typographer and happens to have an old 1930′ties, large and heavy, bound and basted reference book of fonts and all those twirly-gigs used for chapter headings/endings/frontipieces. It is knock-out gorgeous. The precision is better than what digital can accomplish. So here’s a toast to variety.

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