How could I pass up this opportunity on the "L" day of the A to Z blogging challenge?
As a child, my Uncle Teddy used to sing this song to me every time he visited...
LINDA - Ray Noble with Buddy Clark
When I go to sleep
I never count sheep,
I count all the charms about Linda.
And lately it seems
In all of my dreams,
I walk with my arms about Linda.
But what good does it do me, for Linda
Doesn't know that I exist?
Can't help feeling gloomy,
Think of all the lovin' I have missed.
We pass on the street,
My heart skips a beat,
I say to myself, "Hello, Linda."
If only she'd smile,
I'd stop for a while
And then I would get to know Linda.
But miracles still happen
And when my lucky star begins to shine,
With one lucky break,
I'll make Linda mine.
Showing posts with label Linda Faulkner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Linda Faulkner. Show all posts
Thursday, April 14, 2011
L is for ... guess who?
Sunday, December 5, 2010
My Newest Book is Available for Pre-Order!
Taking the Mystery Out of Business is now available for pre-order and has its own personal page on my publisher's website.
Business owners, independent contractors, managers, and employees often wear many hats and deal with limited time, budgets, and resources. In this practical primer, Linda Faulkner lays out the fundamentals, providing examples and tips so newcomers to the business world can easily gain an understanding of the challenges they face. Experienced professionals will benefit from a refresher on basic strategies and how to stay a head of the competition.
"If your preconception of a successful business person is one who wears a designer suit, carries a leather briefcase, drives a German sports car, and earns a six-figure income, you may want to put that idea aside for the next two-hundred pages or so."
To read the first chapter, pre-order, or for more information, visit my website or TMoB's Page on my publisher's website.
Business owners, independent contractors, managers, and employees often wear many hats and deal with limited time, budgets, and resources. In this practical primer, Linda Faulkner lays out the fundamentals, providing examples and tips so newcomers to the business world can easily gain an understanding of the challenges they face. Experienced professionals will benefit from a refresher on basic strategies and how to stay a head of the competition.
"If your preconception of a successful business person is one who wears a designer suit, carries a leather briefcase, drives a German sports car, and earns a six-figure income, you may want to put that idea aside for the next two-hundred pages or so."
To read the first chapter, pre-order, or for more information, visit my website or TMoB's Page on my publisher's website.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
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