Technology
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Tips, Tricks & Tools That Help Keep Me Organized, Productive & Sane
Some people have asked me to about how I stay organized. I don’t. Haaa just kidding. I do a pretty good job and lately I’ve been doing better. It can get a little chaotic trying to juggle the hats of entrepreneur, author, professor, blogger, and podcast host. And then, let’s not forget that I do…
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Reflecting on Katherine Johnson and NASA, and the Future of Girls and Women
Today, we learn that former NACA/NASA pioneer and hidden figure, Katherine Johnson has passed away. Many of us grew up not knowing Mrs. Johnson and the phenomenal work she did for NACA/NASA from 1953 to 1988. Thousands of people admitted on social media and in interviews and private conversations that the first time they learned…
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Deepak Chopra on Responsible Tech Use
This is a great interview by Geoffrey A. Fowler featuring Deepak Chopra at CES 2019. Who would’ve thought a yogi would also be a techi… https://wapo.st/2skoetB Source: Washington Post
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The Story Behind the Invention of the iPod: As Told by Children
You may think that you know the story behind the invention of the Apple iPod, but you’ve never seen and heard it told like this. Thanks to Pamela Hale-Burns for sharing it with me, and special thanks to Trinity and her pals for creating it!
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Some Scary Yet Awesome News from Natasha
This is the first time in a long time that I have started a journey in my career where I’ve been scared. It’s such a huge thing and I’m scared. But dang it I’m running with it anyway! My parents didn’t raise a punk, so I’m putting on my big girl trunks and doing this!…
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Apps That Help Prevent Texting While Driving
By Natasha Foreman Bryant Parents and guardians now have a little more room to breathe when it comes to their beloved teens behind the wheel of a vehicle—phone apps that help prevent texting while driving. I’m sure there are more apps in the marketplace since this May 2013 article was published, but here’s a good…
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Do You Know Who Invented the Products You Use?
By Natasha Foreman Bryant, MBA I love learning new things. So I get excited when I learn facts about people, products, things and places that I sometimes take for granted, for instance, I use Crest toothpaste, sometimes drink Folgers coffee, I like to pop in Bounce fabric softener in my laundry, and before I stopped drinking…
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Hackers Love Accessing Your Personal Information
Last Monday I received an email from Adobe requesting an updated credit card number from me because my renewal was about to expire and they could not charge my card. I thought this to be odd but never clicked on the link to update my information. Good thing I did not because a few days…
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ObamaCare or the Affordable Care Act, Which is Your Preference?
By Natasha Foreman Bryant First let me start off by thanking my friend and colleague Steve Woodsmall for sharing the video link below with me. I know that the headline of my post has probably left all or most of you scratching your head. I’m hoping that it does and that you have not already…
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My Response to John Hope Bryant’s Article “If Bill Gates Were Black”
By Natasha L. Foreman, MBA I wanted to share my thoughts regarding John Hope Bryant’s brilliant article that was posted on and by Bloomberg BusinessWeek today. I also wanted to have a healthy dialogue with those individuals who showed their lack of critical thinking skills before they reacted, and quickly responded in the negative,…
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Investing Time in Self is Critical
By Natasha L. Foreman, MBA I needed this loooonng retreat to recharge, rebuild, refocus, reconnect and recommit to my goals and to my life. I can’t give to family, my businesses and to my community if I’m totally drained mentally, emotionally and physically. I can’t practice what I preach if I’m feeling bankrupt on the…
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Natasha’s Thought of the Day: Dream Big!
Children are huge dreamers before adults destroy their imaginative spirits and tell them to start thinking smaller, to start being “realistic”. The huge dreams of a child is exactly where God wants us to be. There is no fear connected with dreaming big and setting goals to attain what we desire. There is fear in…
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Natasha’s “Discipline and Focus” Quote of the Day 12.15.11
“I learn the lesson and move forward, not dwelling on what once was because I’m too focused on what I’m doing now and how it can impact my future. I’m not concerned with those I once encountered who I walked away from because if they were meant to be in my life today God would…
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Natasha’s Quote of the Day 10.21.11
“When setting goals aim high…if you aim low I hope you have protective gear from head to toe because it’s going to be a painful landing!” – Natasha L. Foreman
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Stop Relying on Government to Change Your Circumstances
Earlier today I was typing my daily prayer, scripture, and reflection for my spiritual blog, Breaking Bread With Natasha. As I was typing I was realizing that my passion was taking over and it was getting lengthier than any post I have ever written for that blog. So I decided to shorten it, take the…
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