emails: 7 tips to protect your online identity
- 02/04/11 03:24 AM
People from all walks of life willingly share their information on Facebook and other social media sites. The Department of Motor Vehicles in some states sells your Social Security number and other identifying data to anyone who is willing to pay for it. Is there anything you can do to protect yourself? There's an old saying that "the horse is already out of the barn." When it comes to protecting your privacy online, this may indeed be the case. Perhaps it's unrealistic to think that monitoring your personal information is worth the trouble. On the other hand, having your identity stolen … (5 comments)
emails: Too Many Emails, Too Little Time - Time Management Tips for an Email-Filled World
- 07/08/10 11:55 PM
Life seems to keep getting busier. What's ironic is that some of the technology developed to streamline our lives has actually become a source of our stress. Emails are the perfect example. If you feel you're devoting too much time and energy to your daily emails, we ask you to read on. Help is on the way. Back with us for another sit down is the father and son team of Craig and Jason Womack, co-authors of The Promise Doctrine. For those unfamiliar with their literary contribution, we invite you to read their interview from our March 2010 issue. The … (5 comments)
This information was forwarded to me this morning and I thought that many of you would be as excited as I was.
Texting while driving is a recipe for distaster. According to a 2007 study by "Students Against Destructive Decisions," nearly 50% of teens admit to text messaging while driving. We're willing to bet it's probably that high for your average on-the-go real estate pro, too. If you're guilty of distracted driving, now there's a mobile app that might just save your life. From the website: DriveSafe.ly is a mobile application that reads text … (0 comments)
People from all walks of life willingly share their information on Facebook and other social media sites. The Department of Motor Vehicles in some states sells your Social Security number and other identifying data to anyone who is willing to pay for it. Is there anything you can do to protect yourself?
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