Many of my photos from our trip to Ireland in August 2009 are on display this month at
Frame It Yourself of Westwood.
Photo by Ken Ernst, Frame It Yourself of Westwood
In this part of my Jan. 20 with David Mathison, he talks about how he got the first orders for his book, Be the Media, and how other artists — authors, filmmakers, musicians, painters — can create a market and find fans for their creative works.
On January 20, 2010, I interviewed David Mathison, author of Be the Media, at his office on Long Island. In this part of the interview, he describes book’s three themes that are aimed at artists to help them market and retain the rights to their creative works.
This past Saturday, I attended the monthly meeting of the Long Island Breakfast Club, which describes itself as an organization providing advocacy, support, career and employment counseling, referrals with good old-fashioned laughter to prepare mature individuals for productive employment. I went to recruit interviewees for my Over 50 and Out of Work project.
Kenny Moore, a former monk and now a business consultant, spoke at the meeting on “Keeping Your Sanity, Sense of Humor and Soul — While Looking for a Job.” He was a terrific. An engaging and intelligent speaker who didn’t offer the customary advice to older job seekers.
Moore is funny, pragmatic and insightful. Check him out — he has a free online webinar coming up on March 23.
