Monthly Archives: August 2011

Reclaiming Love in Your Business

Posted on August 9, 2011 by Betsy Wuebker

When Pete and I were in Bozeman recently, we re-connected with a young friend. Happily, he’s found love in a place someone his age might never expect: his business.

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Clues You Can Use in Our Services Page

Posted on August 9, 2011 by Betsy Wuebker

You may have noticed that along with our recent graphics redesign, we’ve reorganized the entire PassingThru site as well. This was done to reflect a narrower focus on simplicity, work-life integration and travel. Somehow we managed to have the redesign … Continue reading →

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How I Escaped the Rat Race

Posted on August 5, 2011 by Betsy Wuebker

Today’s post is from Jamie Simmerman, whose writing service, Blue Duck Copy, creates outstanding Web content and copy for businesses and individuals. Like many young mothers, Jamie was seeking work-life integration by weaving her creative gifts into a flexible fabric … Continue reading →

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The Consequences of Perpetual Indecision and Uncertainty

Posted on August 3, 2011 by Betsy Wuebker

The most common reaction when Pete and I communicated our decision to go location independent was, “Wow, how did [or what made you] decide to do that?” followed by “I wish I/we could do that!” To which the answer of … Continue reading →

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Glimpses of the West

Posted on August 2, 2011 by Betsy Wuebker

Head west of the Twin Cities and you’ll observe a slow transition from pretty citified to committed farming that merges into downright cowboy-ing. The sky gets bigger and the conditions are exponentially more tough. Remnants of the Old West begin … Continue reading →