Posts by Sharon Kehnemui
Iranian Cities Ban Dog-Walking in Effort To Prevent Western Culture of Pet Ownership From Taking Hold
By Sharon Kehnemui From the NYSun.com While Americans use dog-walking as a common form of exercise and companionship, in Iran dog-walking is now classified as a safety and mental health violation akin to other so-called “Western behaviors.” Taking Tehran’s lead, which banned dog-walking in 2019 — though it is not evenly enforced, at least 17…
Read MoreFrequency Partners Will Be at Tiki Lee’s Shootout on the River With “Good Morning Sunshine”!
I am super excited to co-host a meet-and-greet aboard “Good Morning Sunshine” at Tiki Lee’s Shootout on the River, July 9-11, 2021. “Good Morning Sunshine” is a beautiful 29-foot Sea Ray owned by my friend and “partner-in-crime” Connie Stancill Rhodes. We are also sponsoring one of the performance boats, a red, white, and blue Azimut…
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Read MoreAn Easy-to-Use E-Learning Marketing System™ for the Frequently Overwhelmed
When times are tough, the natural reaction is to “duck and cover.” For a business, this means cutting expenses like sales, marketing, and training budgets. That is absolutely the WORST thing you can do. Businesses that thrive in tough economic conditions do the exact opposite. They look at adversity as opportunity. They know they have…
Read MorePodcasting is Fun!
I don’t listen to podcasts often, but I was recently asked to participate in the OnFire Ignites B2B Podcast, where I was interviewed by April Renee, who is a Denver-based financial advisor. It was fun!
Read MoreSo This Little Frequency Partners Award Thing Happened
I honestly don’t know who nominated my company or what the selection criteria was, but I am pleased that Frequency Partners has received a 2020 Media Innovator Award from Corporate Vision magazine. Based in London, CV Magazine gives out a bunch of different types of awards in various fields to companies all over the globe.…
Read MoreFriends, on Facebook and Otherwise
You can look up the markers of a failed city. I don’t want to have to enumerate them here but I will – declining population, urban decay/structural failures, massive vacancies, reductions in city services, absconded resources, and unaccountable leadership, to name a few. But that’s NOT WHY I’m writing this.
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