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Start Blogging!!

Blogging or web logging is way to build your brand and get your ideas and philospohies down on 'paper'.  Most blogs do not gather a large following, that is ok -- it is a way to collect and capture your principles and best practices.

Get started at www.blogger.com or http://www.wordpress.com/ -- choose a name and a template and off you go. 

While blogging is an integral component of a web presence, it is just one component.

Other platforms include e-newsletters http://www.constantcontact.com/

You Tube http://www.youtube.com/

Twitter and Facebook tend to be more social than business but many businesses put these tools to good use.
Twitter http://www.twitter.com/
and Facebook http://www.facebook.com/

Your web presence leavs an imprint that in the old days would have been a brochure, poster or stationery.  Now you can update as often as you like for free -- the catch is that you have to find interesting content ;)

Engineering as a Metaphor for Life and Business

Prof. Schwartz has addressed students at Manhattan College who are considering engineering as a career and highlights not only the strong critical thinking foundation that engineering school builds (and the dynamic job opportunities) but the payoff of working hard and getting used to making mistakes. Employers (including financial services firms and departments) hire engineers for their Math and technical abilities including persistence, humility, teamwork and frustration tolerance. This enables people to optimize their potential and gain financial independence.

Entrepreneurship and Marketing

Robin creates her own on-line presence through her monthly e-enewsletter.

She is the webmistress for her own web site and blogs on Math and success as well as weight maintenance.

Combining Work and Family through Entrepreneurship

Math Confidence is an example of creativity in combining career and family while enjoying one's work. Math Confidence's Robin Schwartz has served on panels on Entrepreneurship including Harvard University Women in Business, Forte Foundation Scholar Symposium and NYU's Stern Women in Business.