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The Active Rain Stage, Blogging and Authenticity - 10/15/07 01:48 PM
I've written about authenticity in the past, as I feel pretty strongly that it is correlated with personal success. While that isn't today's thrust, I just want to assure you that this isn't about $140 pants, fashion, or the like. This is about authenticity in blogging. My eldest son is a computer geek. He laughs at me on a regular basis, which I just LOVE! Yesterday, we happened, he and I, to have a conversation about blogging. He's impressed that his aging mother even "gets" the topic, let alone DOES it, which I ALSO LOVE! I mentioned to him that the anonymity
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AR, the National Cocktail Party, and the Green Homes - 10/10/07 10:04 AM
Active Rain is like a national cocktail party. You can show up at any time, and something's going on. Never know who might be in the room (although you can frequently count on the "regulah's"). And, like the actual cocktail party, at the virtual party, everyone has an agenda. The nice thing is we can get to our point fairly quickly without going through 2 hours of small talk. So... "Hi, everyone, my name is Jaynee, and I'm from Washington DC". How's everyone today?" "Great!" "I wanted to tell you about this woman, Debra Lynn Dadd, her work in chemical-free living, her
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Queen of Cheap: Client Gift that Saves Lives - 10/02/07 09:54 AM
PREAMBLE: A client gift is a client gift; not necessary, but these days in Real Estate, somewhat expected. When we closed on our last house ($715k) we received a musical refrigerator magnet and breakfast at a diner. It was lovely. But as much as those of us in the industry want to give gifts, how well do we really know our clients? How can we gauge what they'd really love (that is reasonable to afford)? Lately, even with family and friends I've been providing gifts of service or gifts that are consumable. I see the same great applicability in Real Estate, and here's
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The OLED: a TV that stagers will LOVE! - 10/01/07 09:34 AM
One simply needs two walk through one Circuit City, or Best Buy to understand how electronics-crazy we currently are. Being a household with three children (ages 22-12), our family consumes our share. But, not until going into staging did I realize the density of this consumption. Silly Jaynee. In and around the DC area, I have staged homes with TVs in kitchens, in formal living rooms, in every bedroom. How about a TV in a 3-year-old's room, with a PlayStation and two remotes on a swivel base, so he can play it from his bed, or from the recliner across the room. How
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Jaynee Acevedo, Capital Style Home Staging
Kensington,
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