Thanks, Kristen, I appreciate you getting back to me. I enlisted on WANA, I have been neglectful, fearing it might evolve into another look at me! shouting arena… I say all this at risk of sounding asinine, because I’ve not been on WANA in a while. What I really need to do is more chaff culling to arrive at a place of less noise and more direction. I can only withstand all the cat, Big Bang Theory, and Feel Good About Yourself All The Time memes which are so rampant on FB (as a guest post of yours highlighted recently) so much. FB has become an ADHD paradise. I’ll be back soon and I’ll definitely look into the classes. Everything you influence is quality. (Maybe that will rub off onto me too…)

Thanks, Molly. I am coming out with a new book soon, and hopefully this will hit on all cylinders (Isn’t that always the goal?, LOL). Thanks for the compliment and as far as how to use FB or Twitter, PLEASE check out the classes at WANA International. I hired only the best and they teach WANA methods. The classes are affordable and the instructors do a lot of hand-holding to guide you through the platforms.

Happens to the best of us, LOL. Thanks for the comment :D.

P.S. This advice reminds me of the four quadrants Covey discusses in Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.

Thanks for making me feel I Am Not Alone.

I know I am incredibly late the the party (the dip is runny and the candles are burnt out and the music is awful) but I have a nice fruitcake… Do you know of a one-stop-shop (I feel like I’ve read it and you’re written it — likely in “Are You There Blog?”): on the utility of all the SocMed stuff and how to best deploy and employ it? I know it’s changing constantly, but I’m having a hard time figuring out the point of some of it; i.e., Twitter: it brings me 1 or 2 views per post… Pointless? I hashtag, etc., but I’m a dork (and not in the good way). Thank you so much; I adore you and I shared this with my fiction friends yesterday. -Molly