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T-SQL Tuesday – Captains Mentor and Teach

by Mike Walsh on 12. Jul, 2010 in #tsqltuesday, Life Lessons, Professional Development, Syndicate, metablogging

This month’s T-SQL Tuesday is being hosted by Robert Davis (@SQLSoldier on twitter) and he asked us about learning and teaching. More on the Captain Quote at the bottom.
How Do you Learn? How Do you Teach? YES
Robert asked those two questions (along with some others) to help inspire ideas for the topic. If you combine [...]

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Made To Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die – A Review

by Mike Walsh on 29. Apr, 2010 in Book Review, Professional Development, metablogging

Having trouble getting your ideas accepted? I read a book that can help you. You can read the review or just go out and get the book, I recommend it. “Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die.” There is a link ‘below the fold.’
Yes, some readers got what they needed from the [...]

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Blogging Tips Interview With Brent Ozar

by Mike Walsh on 17. Dec, 2009 in Community, Professional Development, metablogging

Welcome to the final post in my series on metablogging topics. We started with a post on my site called “Why Should I Blog?“, which went live the same time as the first part of the below video interview with Brent Ozar. That first video interview went live on Brent Ozar’s Blog.The text series finished [...]

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How Should I Blog?

by Mike Walsh on 16. Dec, 2009 in Community, Professional Development, Syndicate, metablogging

Welcome to Part 2 of our walk through some “metablogging” topics. In the first part (Why Should I Blog?, we covered some of the basics from my experience with a year of blogging done. The main goal was to encourage you to share in a blog if it’s something you have been considering. Part 0 [...]

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