Our Favorite Tweets of the Week Mar29-Apr2

April 05, 2010Comments (1)

Every week we tweet tons of interesting links, highlighting excellent content that we find relevant and inspiring for designers. We compiled this list of our favorite links we tweeted in the past week, just in case you missed any! Keep in mind this is only a small selection on the tweets we sent out this week. The best way to keep up to date with us and check out awesome links is by following @OnyxGroup.

Define Your Personal Leadership Brand in Five Steps: http://bit.ly/cHCSDB

5 Kinds of Blog Posts That Attract Clients: http://bit.ly/dlunLy

Inspiration Surrounds You. Get Out There and Experience it! http://bit.ly/dwqSEK

Happy April Fools' Day! Top 10 April Fools' Day Fake News Items for 2010: http://bit.ly/cipPa5

Essential tips to help reduce e-commerce shopping cart abandonment: http://bit.ly/b5lzaZ

Are You Prepared for Your Next Defining Moment? http://bit.ly/9ZrNfJ

Outdoor Ad Industry Finally Gets Its Improved Metrics: http://bit.ly/cM6udq

IDEO's Tim Brown on Using Design to Change Behavior: http://bit.ly/bzXxKR

Looking for creative inspiration? Check out this showcase of watercolor in web design: http://bit.ly/cXSZJm

Innovators: Become Active Experimenters. http://bit.ly/bEFSFR

The Fundamentals of Creative Culture for Companies: http://bit.ly/aFElmx

10 Tips for Effective Creative Brainstorming: http://bit.ly/doncwd

How Facebook's transition from 'Fan' to 'Like' could affect you: http://bit.ly/dh5r68

4 People You Should Ask For Website Feedback: http://bit.ly/bVpZyA

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Posted by: Nadia Kamal
Posted on: April 05, 2010

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Amelia admits:

posted: 05.23.11

Kudos! What a neat way of thniikng about it.

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A successful entrepreneur, Nadia has built up and operated two profitable businesses. Prior to this, she honed her leadership skills and business savvy in the corporate world, where she handled accounting, regulatory compliance, and the financial management of several billion dollars. Through her varied experiences Nadia has acquired an insider’s knowledge of everything from entrepreneurial and financial strategy, to the development and marketing of franchise concepts, to the operational development of retail and large corporate structures.