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by Nettie Hartsock on November 2, 2009
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Nettie Hartsock is a veteran journalist, award-winning essayist, and digital strategist.
Nettie is a member of the Internet Press Guild and the Online News Association. She is also a member of Social Media Today.
Nettie’s writing career includes interviews with: Doris Kearns Goodwin, Salman Rushdie, Amy Poehler, Jamie Foxx, Vince Vaughan, Jon Favreau, Frances McDormand, Michael Chabon, Steve Pressfield, Jimmy Kimmell, Erica Jong and Ben Stein.
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I think it’s that, but also this:
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Naomi!
love yours! that is great!
nettie
Thanks! That’s what Facebook means to me. AKA…I need a different hobby
Nettie, I love this! I just stole it (well, shared it and attributed it to you) on FB to see what else my friends can come up with.