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I enjoy the #LeadFromWithin twitter chat. I always learn something from the huge group that shares on Tuesdays at 8PM for that motivational chat. Writers blog? Trouble getting stories finished? This chat can be inspiring.
I love the #HealthTalk twitter chats. These happen at different times and always have an expert on to answer a series of questions. They have great topic ideas for stories and are empowering too.
Thanks for tips here!
Thank you for sharing those chats JJ! There are so many Twitter chats we can use to connect with people of similar interest to us. I hope this post lead you to some new chats.
ReplyThank you, Kate, for linking to our tweetchat listings! Much appreciated.
Eric Bryant
Gnosis Media Group
Thank you for this information and for sharing links. I just learned about Lists (shaking my head – I’m a bit behind). Love that there are twitter chats. Never participated in one, because I never took the time to learn how to find ones that pertain to my interests. You broke it down and provided just enough information to make this doable rather than overwhelming. Thanks!
ReplyThank you for the comment Diane! Lists do make Twitter much easier to manage. I hope you’ll find the Twitter chats that are right for you and get connected! And maybe I’ll see you on #K8chat! 🙂
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