Social blogging: Verhalen die Verbinden

To build your own brand you have to generate content, that tells your story.

What would you do? Holding on to your passion. Lifting up people to tell their story about their faith or branding about the Humankind?

One way or another you come to understand that in every story there is something beyond the Humankind.

(You can’t prove it, you have to be in an artistic mood.)

If you and I share our vision, you have inspired thoughts. You connect in a way that makes readers want to interact with you. They want to know more. They want to share with their friends what are we doing? Building a community (online).

Two personalities like Scott Harrison and Lindsey Stirling are perfect to explain something profound about the Humankind.

Let’s begin with one of my friends.

Let’s have a look to Lindsey Stirling:

Lindsey Stirling (born September 21, 1986) is an American violinist, dancer, performance artist, and composer.

She presents choreographed violin performances, both live and in music videos. These videos are found on her YouTube channel, Lindsey stomp. She introduced this channel in 2007.

Stirling has been named in Forbes magazine’s, 30 Under 30 In Music: The Class Of 2015. Forbes notes her quarter-finalist position on America’s Got Talent season five in 2010. She had a #2 position on the Billboard 200 for her second album Shatter Me in 2014. She has 5.8 million subscribers on YouTube.

Stirling’s debut album, eponymous titled, Lindsey Stirling (2012). It was a commercial success in Europe, selling 200,000 copies in Germany. It won a platinum certification. Three additional certifications were given by Austria, Switzerland, and Poland.

The debut album was nominated for the 2014 Billboard Music Awards for Top Dance/Electronic Albums.

Lindsey as a motivational speaker :

Who is Scott Harrison:

It’s my goal to be an example. You can use content digitally to be an influencer in stopping narcissism.

Harrison was born an only child in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Charles and Joan Harrison.

His family relocated, and he was raised in Hunter don County, New Jersey.

When Harrison was four years old, his mother was exposed to carbon monoxide. The cause was a cracked furnace installed in their new energy-efficient home.

His mother’s immune system was destroyed, and she became an invalid.

As a result, Harrison grew up taking care of his mother and the household.

Years later, his mother was miraculously healed.

He credits his family’s deep Christian faith in giving them hope that one day his mother would be healed.

At age 18, Harrison left home for New York City and enrolled at New York University (NYU).

He graduated from NYU with a bachelor’s degree in communications in 1998.

Harrison admits he was not a diligent student and began working as a nightclub and party promoter in Manhattan.

He spent the next 10 years throwing lavish parties for the likes of MTV, VH1, Bacardi, and Elle.

Harrison describes this as a time when he was “chasing after models.” He mingled with the New York City elite and indulged in illicit drugs including cocaine and ecstasy.

When he was 28, Harrison had a “crisis of conscience” during a vacation in Uruguay.

Harrison had an epiphany about his job and life: “I was selling selfishness and decadence.”

He recalled feeling like “the most selfish, sycophantic and miserable human being” and “the worst person I knew.”

In August 2004, Harrison quit his job and volunteered as a photojournalist for the Christian charity Mercy Ships. Mercy Ships operates a fleet of hospital ships offering free healthcare.

He served aboard the Mercy Ship Anastasis in West Africa, taking over 60,000 photos in 13 months.

While on his first mission trip with Mercy Ships, Harrison received word. His mother was “miraculously healed” of her illness.

I hope you will be inspired to follow my blog and bookmark.

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an extension of Inner thoughts,
wonderment in solitude,
heart of wholeness,
a support service for the work of inspiring individuals who suffer from narcissistic abuse,
with great all-around content conveying a sense of purpose and integrity,
with bright, optimistic, uplifting pieces: Inspiring and motivational.

Suspenseful, excitement-building swells rolling out into well-orchestrated and uplifting videos.

You will want to read this beautiful pieces over and over again.

It leads you into a powerful and evocative mind.

This is a hopeful and inspirational message (just like Scott Harrison) that could actually convince you that you are okay.

It gives a complete feeling of contentment and well-being triggered by these messages.

Your online brand and concept will be examined:

Does it have a look, feel, and essence of the curated content that epitomizes humankind itself?

Is it the study of humanity, and in that it genuinely personifies narcisme.blog?

If guests click through to my sales funnel or my ads, that is a bonus. It’s an added advantage if they arrive at my social media accounts. It’s not the goal. The books can inspire you even more.

Do You feel the need to come back, to bookmark, to opt-in without begging, asking, overwhelming?

Some would say narcisme.blog is inspired by postmodern websites like the Anthropologist and Nowness. These sites preview the latest in fashion, art, cinema, entertainment, culture, music, gastronomy, design, travel, and the world of luxury. They do so, but in reverse mode.

Narcisme.blog isn’t about the world of luxury.

After all, luxury doesn’t satisfy. Seeing a group of people with all that luxury in a world of poverty is boring.

These people are Blabla most of the time.

If you don’t have the love…

Narcisme.blog is somewhat anonymous. It goes where the beauty is in simplicity.

I want to give you a feeling of wanting to know more.

Please let me know what you think about.

I love to reply. Question? Who was the most inspiring personality for you?

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Lindsey Stirling

Brave Enough CD

Lindsey Stirling Hits Songbook (with Audio) E-Boek Violin Play-Along Volume 45

The Violin Play-Along series will help you play your favorite songs quickly and easily. Just follow the music. Listen to the demonstration tracks to hear how the violin should sound. Then play along using the separate backing tracks. Songs in this volume include: All of Me * Don’t You Worry Child * Fix You * Good Feeling * My Immortal * Pokemon Theme * Radioactive * Star Wars Medley.

The Only Pirate at the Party

Lindsey Stirling is a dancing electronic violinist. She shares her unconventional journey in an inspiring New York Times bestselling memoir. It is full of energy, perseverance, and humor. In doing so, she successfully pursues a passion off the beaten track.

A classically trained musician turned villain, Lindsey Stirling is the epitome of independent, millennial-defined success. After being voted off the set of America’s Got Talent, she amassed more than ten million social media fans. Then she recorded two full-length albums. She released multiple hits with billions of YouTube views and sell-through locations around the world.

Lindsey is niet bang om zichzelf te zijn.

In fact, it is her confidence and individuality that has thrust her into the spotlight. But the road was not easy. Lindsey faced rejection by talent scouts and music representatives. She was also rejected eventually on national television. Despite this, Lindsey forged her own path step by step.

Ze detailliseert elke beproeving en triomf die ze tot nu toe heeft meegemaakt.

Lindsey vertelt verhalen over haar nederige maar gecharmeerde kindertijd. Ze vertelde over haar humoristische puberteit, het leven als een worstelende muzikant, persoonlijke worsteling met anorexia. Tenslotte kreeg ze succes als een entertainer van wereldklasse.

Lindsey’s magnetiserende verhaal. Tegelijkertijd opmerkelijk en universeel. Het is een getuigenis dat er geen uniek recept voor succes is. Ondanks wat mensen misschien zeggen, is het soms oké om de enige piraat te zijn op het feest.

Alles op onze blog is voor Zelfzorg en solidariteit, vaardigheids- en reflectiepraktijk, groei en bewustwording met psycho-educatieve informatie over individu en samenleving.

Op geen enkele manier is dit een aanzet tot haat of geweld, discriminatie of racisme.