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The Power of We

Today is Blog Action Day and this year’s theme is “The Power of We”. So I made up this little ditty. Why is there power in US more than I? Together WE help, together WE try THEM becomes US,…

By wonderwebby | October 15, 2012 | create, kindness, social media | 16 Comments |

I sat in the quietest of rooms at BlogHer12, stunned by the lack of attendees in a session hosted by some incredible women who have changed lives. Wow, that’s interesting. “It’s not interesting. It’s an issue.” replied the political commentator…

By wonderwebby | August 16, 2012 | blogging, brand, kindness, purpose, social media | 7 Comments |

Pretty pictures if you please – ebooks (and more in the works)

Last night I resolved to post less on Facebook and to post here instead. So I hope to see you more often! For starters, I thought I’d share some of the eBooks I’ve been fortunate enough to produce with Darren…

By wonderwebby | May 17, 2011 | ebooks, photography, social media, words | 6 Comments |

Hooroo IBM and so I go

Hooroo IBM And so I go Ten years I’ve worked with you A job awaits And so I go I’ll miss the global crew Bloggers afar Facebook friends Their thirst for innovation To hear what’s next For wonderwebby Stay tuned…

By wonderwebby | December 6, 2010 | family, purpose, social media | 42 Comments |

NetTuesday Notes in Words and Pictures

This morning a group of people interested in using social media for social good met for coffee and an exchange of ideas. So what did half a dozen of us have to say? I tried to record our notes using…

By wonderwebby | August 3, 2010 | kindness, social media | No Comments |

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I don't really consider myself to be 'a creative person'. I don't draw or paint, or write poems. I even struggle to be imaginative in the kitchen. But as a marketing copywriter, I have to be creative for my clients. I signed up to Wonderwebby's Tiny Letters as I was starting to recognise the importance of taking time out to boost creativity, or risk burning out. I thought a weekly reminder from Jasmin would keep me on course. The longer I read them, the more I realise that taking time out for creativity is actually taking time out for myself and that's more important than client deliverables. Each weekly letter inspires me to uncover my creative instincts so I thank you for that Jasmin. You never know, I might have a poem in me yet.

Belinda The Copy Detective. Soon to be mama.