“13 Powerful Tools for Online Photo Editing” published in Be Yourself by Larry Kim

Medium Daily Digest Most recommended by people you follow 13 Powerful Tools for Online Photo Editing It only takes 50 milliseconds for people to make a first impression. What kind of impression are your marketing materials making? Using images in your blog posts, on social media and in other channels helps you connect faster and on a deeper level with your audiences. In fact, social posts with images get 650x more engagement… in Be Yourself, by Larry Kim 4 min read If not wanting to be human is wrong, I'm OK being wrong http://www.dieselsweeties.com/ics/75/ rstevens 1 min read You'd Have to be Crazy (Part IV) Homelessness in America in The Awl, by Peter Wieben 8 min read The Castle Doctrine The castle doctrine has been around a long time. Cicero (106–43 BCE) wrote, What more sacred, what more strongly guarded by every holy… Doc Searls 3 min read What publishers need to know about virtual reality If you want to get a good understanding of the dynamics shaping the future of media, Jeff Jarvis is one of the key figures to consult. He… in The Haptical, by Deniz Ergürel 3 min read Published by authors and publications you follow This Is Who's Really Winning "Let's talk about something else." "This is too depressing." ¶ "I can't believe people are responding to this idiocy and hate." ¶ Sound familiar? For millions of Americans, some version of the above has been part of every dinner… Dave Pell 2 min read Artists are so sick of phones at their concerts that they're locking them up now Alicia Keys, Dave Chappelle, and Louis C.K. and more are using this new technology to keep fans focused on the show Washington Post 5 min read 5 Powerful PR Trends You Should Not Ignore Don't have a beard, fixie or some cool headphones. Jeff Bullas 5 min read Recommended by Medium Staff Could eNationalism Be a Thing? And Is It a Threat to National Identity? Today I've got another one of my periodical posts where I speculate rampantly about theoretical concepts with very little empirical falsifiablity, and then hope someone finds it interesting enough to… in In a State of Migration, by Lyman Stone 9 min read Top stories in business You don't have my permission Don't ask for permission, come with intent. I don't read many business books, but last year I read one that had a profound effect on me: "Turn The Ship Around" by L. David Marquet. I guess it's not really a business book, which is probably why… in Signal v. Noise, by Jason Fried 4 min read The Ivy Lee Method: The Daily Routine Experts Recommend for Peak Productivity By 1918, Charles M. Schwab was one of the richest men in the world. in Life Learning, by James Clear 5 min read Top stories in finance How my parents taught me about finances If you will ever have kids, this is for you It's an unfortunate fact that we overlook personal finance in today's education system. We spend months learning about Italian renaissance painters (no offense da Vinci), but rarely hear a word about… in Friendly Finances, by Mitchell Lee 5 min read Being Poor: When Self-Care is a Sparsity If you have a pulse and a Facebook account, you've probably heard some drivel about "self-care" with links to fancy products and quotes… in The Coffeelicious, by Tara Glenn 4 min read Top stories in mental-health 7 Simple Daily Habits to Sharpen Your Intelligence You probably spend at least a couple of hours each week training your body — doing cardio, weight training, or even just walking. You're… training your muscles to stay pliant and strong, your joints to stay fluid, and your body's physical systems to run optimally. ¶ But how much time do you spend training your brain? ¶ Brain training… in Be Yourself, by Larry Kim 4 min read Finding my voice… in The Coffeelicious, by Autaitchel 6 min read Top stories in inspiration The Danger Of Thinking Big Thinking big might give you great ideas. But you can't build anything on your ideas alone. by DARIUS FOROUX ¶ We live in interesting times. Technology has made a lot of things possible that we couldn't think of, just a few years ago. ¶ We all crave for innovation, change, and improvement… in Life Learning, by Darius Foroux 5 min read 5 Reasons to Shoot With Small Apertures. Size Matters With Big Numbers and Small Holes in Vantage, by Adam Karnacz 4 min read Read more on Medium Connect with us on:

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