Author: Joan Sharpe

Joan Sharpe McCullough is a content creator, photographer, and a public educator. She's a published author with new projects on the horizon. A mother, relative, and friend, she's an avid writer with a passion for video, photography and social media marketing. Please subscribe to this website to get regular updates! Follow Joan on Twitter @jovan367
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10 Ways To Boost Your Personal Learning I.Q.

Posted on by Joan Sharpe in Technology

How I Facilitate My Personal Learning Personal Learning never stops. You do not have to be enrolled in the local university, or some online class to ensure that you are still learning. It's just plain healthy to exercise your digital I.Q. I am connected to my digital world enough (but not too much) that I learn something … Continue reading 10 Ways To Boost Your Personal Learning I.Q. →

Personal Learning Network (PLN)

Posted on by Joan Sharpe in Technology

Take Control of Your Personal Growth A personal learning network (PLN) consists of the people someone interacts with and learns from. Where those encounters take place is called a personal learning environment (PLE). My PLN consists of the people I see face-to-face, all of my "tweeps" on Twitter, the creators of the video channels I follow … Continue reading Personal Learning Network (PLN) →

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Mindfulness: Meditating Changed My Life

Posted on by Joan Sharpe in Inspiration, Motivation

What is Mindfulness? Meditating was one of many topics tossed around with a lifelong friend a few months back. We went on and on about mindfulness and soon, she put me on to the ever-growing art of mindfulness. At first, it all sounded like a bunch of mumbo jumbo. As the conversation progressed, I struggled … Continue reading Mindfulness: Meditating Changed My Life →

If You Build It, They Will Come

Posted on by Joan Sharpe in Technology

Welcome to Our New Home! Well readers, it's time for Social Juggernaut to move to a self-hosted site! In the essence of growth and development, I've decided that it's time to become a serious blogger. I have already migrated your subscriptions (email subscribers) to The Social Juggernaut. Social media followers will continue to see new … Continue reading If You Build It, They Will Come →

We’re Moving!

Posted on by Joan Sharpe in Motivation, Technology

Well readers, it's time for Social Juggernaut to move to a self-hosted site! In the essence of growth and development, I've decided that it's time to become a serious blogger. I have already migrated your subscriptions (email subscribers) to The Social Juggernaut. Social media followers will continue to see new posts as always. Soon, I will redirect all traffic from this blog to the new one. Meanwhile you are more than welcome to go ahead and look around!

Apple Finally Put Siri Where It Belongs — Tech – TIME

Posted on by Joan Sharpe in Technology

Many aspects of my life are neat and organized. My computer is not one of them. I rarely purge my system of old files and photos. I forget to uninstall software I don’t need anymore. My desktop is a mess of thumbnails and documents. But over the past week, I’ve had something helping me manage… via … Continue reading Apple Finally Put Siri Where It Belongs — Tech – TIME →

Fatherless Daughters: How to Understand the Male Species

Posted on by Joan Sharpe in Inspiration, Motivation

Fatherless daughters fight an uphill battle for position among women who have loving histories with their fathers. Those fortunate women are seemingly more able to submit in relationships. They know exactly what types of relationships are healthy and what types are not. In fact, they are less likely to settle into relationships that do not mirror the love and caring shown to them by their own fathers during early childhood.

What Men Look for in Women: The Plight of Fatherless Daughters

Posted on by Joan Sharpe in Motivation

Fatherless daughters fight an uphill battle for position among women who have loving histories with their fathers. Those fortunate women are seemingly more able to submit in relationships. They know exactly what types of relationships are healthy and what types are not. In fact, they are less likely to settle into relationships that do not mirror the love and caring shown to them by their own fathers during early childhood.