Kelty's Writing Portfolio

         A few "tips" to help maintain personal, trusting and lasting consumer relationships through the Internet Barrier. Technology, particularly the Internet, has undoubtedly changed the way we as human beings, so countless things over the last 15 years or so. There is no question. What does seem to be an ongoing debate however, with opinions that from what I have heard vary pretty evenly is, "Has technology helped or hurt our overall relationships and the way we interact with our fellow beings, both professional levels as well as personal levels?" I can see both sides of the argument, both with equal strengths and weaknesses, so I can't say I am convinced entirely for either side. On one end, the Internet and such has made it extremely easy to communicate with anyone around the world through e-mail, social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter. We are even able to chat for free with just about anyone, just about anywhere in the world. On the other en

    If I told you , that there was one skill, one skill only that racticed and utilized  in certain situations, the reward being a much better chance, at getting everything it is Your little heart desires, when should you be interested in hearing About it? I mean, we live in a world where we have every bit of information that we would ever need to know, at  Literally, our fingertips. the internet has made it's extremely easy to access absolutely anything we would want to know In minutes. even better, the internet is everywhere. this said, if I were to tell you what this skill is, Preparation - Preparation is always a smart thing to do before anything important, and this is no different when it comes to negotiation. First and foremost, the parties involved need to decide when and where the meeting will take place. It never hurts to set a limited time-scale before hand to prevent the arguing to drag on longer than it has to. Prior to entering into a negotiation, make sure to write do

   There is a saying my Dad used to say to me about toxic friends. He would say, "You know, a toxic friend will tie a cinder block around your ankles, smile at you and ask you if you would like to go swimming with them in toxic waters." As a kid, I didn't really understand what he meant by that but as I got older, it became more and more clear to me that he was absolutely right about that. Unfortunately, it is not that simple to spot if you are being dragged down by a toxic "friendship", especially if you are not a toxic or mean spirited person yourself. There are sure fire ways to tell whether or not a friendship in your life is toxic.       A toxic friend will do whatever they can to isolate you from others... especially friends in which you probably have  a much healthier relationship with. A real friend wants you to be surrounded by people who are going to bring you up in life and make you feel good about yourself while a toxic friend is probably not going t

Bartender’s Secret - How To Relate to People       I was about twenty one or so when an employer I was working for at that time, knowing that I loved to read, gave me a book called "Positive Personality Profiles", by a very intelligent (and humorous) man by the name of Dr. Robert Rohm. Halfway through the first chapter, I was engulfed and almost the entire book in one evening. When I finished, I flipped back to the first page and read it all over again. By reading that book, I was given an amazing gift; a gift that has proven, and I am confident will continue to prove, to be an amazing asset in my life, in all areas of my life both professionally and personally. Knowledge really is power and the knowledge I obtained from reading this particular book has given me the power to relate to people according to who they are, based on their personality type.     People are like snowflakes as in there are no two people that are exactly alike and we all have our own different persona