Jennifer Navarrete

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  • Shhhh….TexasPodCon is Coming!

    Anyone who has known me from the early days of podcasting and social media will remember the whole host of user-generated conferences (camps) I spearheaded  back in the 2007-2010 time frame. From the very first PodCamp San Antonio to Barcamp to Startup Weekend to TweetCamp to MobiCamp and others. These events were how the early…

  • Where’s the Conversation?

    There was a time when the majority of what I saw online was more conversation and less self-promotion. I miss those days. I belong to groups where the conversation is almost non-existent. Folks pop in to promote their most recent sponsored blog post, podcast episode or video creation in order to ask for likes and…

  • Beginnings, Transitions, Goodbyes

    At this time in life, there are chapters and versions of my story that require saying goodbye while others are merely transition points and even more are new beginnings. Which ones are which? This may or may not be the time and place to unpack it all, but I will say that I’m probably at…

  • Time | Team | Tools & Reality

    Best Laid Plans When it comes to any project planning, recognizing your limitations is key to accomplishing realistic expectations. We all have pie in the sky ideas for what our incredibly amazing, life/world changing project is going to be and all the phenomenal success we will have as a result. None of this will come…

  • Speaker Interviews: Educating for Success Home Business Conference Day 1

    As you all know, I am in Huntsville, AL at Rhea Perry’s Educating for Success Home Business Conference. While I am one of the speakers, I wanted to do more to show the attendees how easy and fun audio and video can be at events. So, I am hosting a Social Media Lounge and interviewing…

  • Social Media Powered Business Trip Part Deux

    One of the things I really like to do with social media is to highlight fun and creative ways it can be used for business. I think it helps to drive home how easy it really is to use the social platforms and their mobile tools to share your messaging regardless of where you are…

  • The passage of time

    [color-box]Oh how the mighty have become busy…and lazy…but mostly busy.[/color-box]

  • Still Here

    Just in case you were wondering…  

  • NaPodPoMo Day 4: Who Should Do A Camp?

    On day four, it is all about the who factor. Just who should organize a camp? Really anyone can, but it takes a dedicated team of organizers and volunteers to make a camp happen. While sessions are not created until the day of the event, that doesn’t mean there aren’t things that need to be…

  • NaPodPoMo Day 3: Why Do A Camp?

    [display_podcast] On day three, I share what I consider to be the three reasons you should consider doing a camp. BTW, the feedback on this series has been great. Love that this topic has turned into a dialogue. Yesterday’s podcast, What Is A Camp received a couple of thought provoking response from @LynetteRadio & @TheGrannyGamer…