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Tips and strategies to balance the pursuit of happiness with overall well-being. The gift of service and the acts of servant leadership benefit your professional life, improve your personal life, and positively impact your overall well-being. Positive outcomes and professional growth through volunteering require a strategy, a plan, and skills to identify the specific criteria for a rewarding volunteer opportunity.

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Your journey

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Soar among eagles

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Shine

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Forge fellowship and friendships

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Are you a rock?

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Support a common cause

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Prioritize and balance

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Keep a keen eye for opportunities

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Adjust the lens you look through

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Improve your health and longevity

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It’s not what it looks like

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Be an encourager

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Who are your heroes?

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Walk a mile

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Enlarge your horizons

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Foster fun

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Record keeping

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Video and slides synchronized, mp3 and slide download available at http://bit.ly/17erVwV. Juergen Fesslmeier discusses the advantages of using a complete JavaScript stack in order to create business web applications demoing creating such an app with Wakanda. Filmed at qconsf.com. Juergen Fesslmeier is a Web, Mobile and Open-Source developer, Entrepreneur, and a Product Manager at wakanda.org. Juergen enjoys talking about JavaScript, the Mobile Web, Server-Side JS, NoSQL, and Wakanda. He participates in Web standards mailing lists, makes technical recommendations about anything relating to JavaScript, HTML, and works to promote JavaScript as a professional language.

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Everything we write is part of a conversation. What we write for work (and for helping people use products at home) serves a purpose. To have successful conversations (in email, web sites, apps, and more), we must understand what we are trying to achieve (our purposes), who we are conversing with (personas), and what they want and need to know (their conversations). When we think of our writing through purposes, personas, conversations, we can often succeed by letting go of many words.

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Your LinkedIn profile is a primary resource that clearly communicates your assets and manages how others perceive you. Learn to design a strategy to get noticed, find where people are, connect to the right people, and publish your content. LinkedIn continues to evolve and change, ensure that your profile remains relevant and effective. Your LinkedIn profile can increase your visibility; improve your searchability and connectability. This presentation includes tips to achieve the following results: • Become an active participant • Keep track of your network • Implement the best-kept secret for your profile • Improve your digital footprint • Increase the relevancy of your job search • Research companies • Find and follow thought leaders • Find and apply to jobs You can use LinkedIn as a dynamic social media tool, even if you don't feel like it. LinkedIn can help you build and maintain relationships with people that matter to you.

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It's good for you!

1. It’s good for you @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You

2. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Your journey

3. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You

4. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Soar among eagles

5. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Shine

6. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Forge fellowship and friendships

7. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Are you a rock?

8. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Support a common cause

9. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Prioritize and balance

10. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Keep a keen eye for opportunities

11. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Adjust the lens you look through

12. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Improve your health and longevity

13. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You It’s not what it looks like

14. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Be an encourager

15. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Who are your heroes?

16. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Walk a mile

17. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Enlarge your horizons

18. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Foster fun

19. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You Record keeping

20. @barriebyron #stc14 It’s Good For You It’s good for you

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