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great post

@Javier 🐝 beBeeMy biggest reward for being a beBee blogger is the great exchange of comments. It is the interest that bees show to the blogger resulting in the birth of more buzz ideas. I would say 50% of my more than 160 buzzes on resulted from the inspirations of engaging comments. Nowhere else I experienced the same. My last buzz on authenticity has so far 400 views, but more than twenty comments. This is the level of engagement that make an author grow.
BTW- to what degree is beBee authentic? I hope not 100% and I stand against full authenticity.

Very interesting post. Thank you Javier!

Great sources here if you're opting to contribute an article to leverage marketing exposure.

Thanks for the list of references @Javier 🐝 beBee! Big help. :)

Thinking about taking your blogging to a new level? Here's a helpful post from @Javier 🐝 beBee

Thanks for the great tips @Javier 🐝 beBee!

Thanks for this great article!!! @Javier 🐝 beBee

I would also like to say that starting your own independent blog has benefits, also. An Avenue which I am preparing to embark upon.

My content and view points often don't play nice with others, especially down the Huffpo channel.

i think you just gave me a to do list @Javier 🐝 beBee

Thanks for this very detailed buzz on writing for other publications. I'm about due to write another buzz for beBee, I have some ideas but I haven't quite formulated what I really want to write about next. Great info for many @Javier 🐝 beBee

While 7-16-18-21 are my cup of tea, (without playing favourites), I believe all the rest go with respective individual tastes. Ahh the unbearable lightness of Bee-ing! :) Thanks @Javier 🐝 beBee

#16 Eloquently stated @🐝 Fatima G. Williams !

Some excellent tips for blogging and very informative too. I've started with the best affinity site and I can't wait to explore the others. Thank you Javier beBee 🤗🐝🤗

#14 Youre most welcome @Javier 🐝 beBee

Thanks @Gulcin Newby Kennett for sharing it

I my view blogging is allowing people to the gateway of your life which otherwise left unsaid. There are many unsung hereos in this world who went unnoticed unless and until their contributions are highlighted by the people who are close to them. In today's fast paced world we are privileged enough to be gifted with wonderful platform like beBee where our voices, opinions, views and talent is noticed by many wonderful people.

We can't thank enough to the wonderful team of this platform especially @Javier 🐝 beBee, @Juan Imaz, @Matt 🐝 Sweetwood and @John White, MBA

Interesting read. Thanks for the insights!

I write for Inc, Forbes and Entrepreneur... they don't often react to requests to become a contributor but they do notice if you write on other platforms such as BeBee, LinkedIn etc. That's how I was approached to write for them but it took over 2 years and 130+ articles before that happened. So its not exactly easy but perseverance pays in the end. Thanks for sharing @Javier 🐝 beBee

I like most of your posts and I would like mastering the language to give you my feedback more deeply #2

Very interesting and nice if you feel that you have something to share with the world and this last want to learn from you experience life !

Thanks, Kevin. Appreciate your review on Amazon.ca.#3

Finished this book 2 weeks ago... still chuckling.

Thanks, Don.#1

Love this book. Sharing!

#8 Thanks Ali Anani .. I am happy to find you liking my buzz.. Will wait for your return..

#9 Thanks @Donna-Luisa Eversley!! Happy to find you here... RS

Beautiful @Ramesh Sood! Sometimes it may take a while, but forgiveness is the greatest revenge, as it releases the power of the inflict-er of pain. Great thoughts for consideration in your post!

Beautiful buzz @Ramesh Sood and how negative feelings overpower positive ones. Studies have shown that people avoid risk before they seek profit. I enjoyed reading it. I am in fact considering responding in a buzz next week (as I shall not be available as of tomorrow morning for five days).

#5 don't embarrass me sir. i have substantial time to learn from great people,so many like you in this platform. a lovely platform for a synergy. i am privileged to be having a lovely company to enrich myself. thanks for your cordial response sir.

#1 @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher, You said, "In some cases there are wounds inflicted that can hurt someone emotionally for a lifetime. ".. ..I agree and trust me this is one of my forte as I help people dilute the effect of such painful experiences.. I am pleased to have your inputs..

#2 Thanks @debasish majumder.. I am grateful for your attention and time..

#3 Thanks @Anees Zaidi Your appreciation is valued..

Nice thoughts @Ramesh Sood. Revenge keeps the wounds green. Forgiveness heels those fast.

nice insight! enjoyed read. thanks Ramesh Sood for sharing the post.

I agree to a certain extent @Ramesh Sood that some wounds become teachers and help us to forge forward. Wounds can also teach us how NOT to treat or hurt another which can take strength in some cases. If we choose not to hurt others even if they've hurt us, we've risen above the fray and sleep better at night. We become a light that shines brighter for others to follow. In some cases there are wounds inflicted that can hurt someone emotionally for a lifetime. Thanks for this!

Nice piece and now I will stop standing on street corners dressed in a giraffe suit waving copies of my book. Apart from the stifling heat inside the suit ( I live in the tropics ) I might just avoid getting arrested by the morality police for solicitation !!!! Thanks @Rodney Fife

Thank you, @Rodney Fife for all the wonderful information. I am sure this will help a lot of authors!

#2 Thanks for the referral @Charles David Upchurch, lots of useful suggestions, @Rodney Fife interesting angle about EST...

Thanks for this collection of ideas, @Rodney Fife!

What an outstanding thought provoking piece. Its nice to have a sense of calm in the midst of all the marketing and silly picture posts on social media these days.

@Hervé Sabattier, es muy bello.

Very nice @Herve

Sometimes they are @Michelle Wright. #6

It does take some time to figure it out Jeffrey Boxer. Also I added the link, as you suggested. #4

I'm glad I could give you a smile @Catalina "Cat" Gálvez Urrutia. That's the best thing. #3

I think @Ken Boddie is onto something @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher. With your extra categories, I think you and Ken could write it. ;-) #2

I think you're onto something here @Ken Boddie. That look like a whole new post. Tag your it. #1

Rules are made to be broken, haha... well sometimes! Love your humor and buzz! Great one @Rod Loader!

This is a great piece to chew on, thank you for sharing! I think one of the most difficult things can often be figuring out which rules are "the ten commandments" and which rules are the ones made to be broken.

Also, you should link to Part 1 somewhere in the article! For those of us that are too lazy to scroll :)

I think you are spot on @Rod Loader . I think @Ken Boddie summed his response up well and I couldn't agree more! I'd add shakers to the equation of makers+breakers= innovators!

Good observations, @Rod Loader. I would take this a bit further and suggest the following:
'Fakers' + 'Takers' = 'Ball-Breakers' 🙈
These are the myopic majority who love to quote "If it isn't broken don't fix it" and will resist change because it takes them outside their comfort zone and because they just hate change. The dinosaurs belonged to this group. They should largely be ignored. 🤐
What we need is to combine the other two groups, not just to continue to exist, but to grow and blossom. We need the building skills of the 'Makers' 🔧 and the analytical skills of the 'Breakers' 💻 . Hence:
'Makers' + 'Breakers' = 'Innovators' 💰