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Comments
sandyspider, Revisits are always welcome!
Glad to have revisited.
katiem2, It puts them at the front of the line, which is good because with everything that the Millennials have going for them and with everything that they're facing, in terms of land, sea and space, it's a really competitive world.
Yes, I have two millennial daughters, they learn a lot from me and my driven ethics stating they will be ahead of their peers by adopting the habits and knowledge we have to offer, now that makes for an interesting millennial.
katiem2, Thank you for sharing Holly's story! Internet marketing and presences really make a difference: it's one of the benefits of being -- or living among -- Millennials.
A writer friend of mine, met her at hubpages sells her art on facebook, she has sold paintings in I think just about every state in the united states except two or so. Her name is Holly and she is amazing. I love her as both an artist and a human being, she is a wonderful human being. I am so impressed with how she has grown her art market, she will be famous with her work scattered across the globe.
sandyspider, Thank you! It's impressive how the opposite ends of the age spectrum, Millennials and Baby Boomers, particularly put apps and mobile devices to very good use, according to the survey upon which the article is based.
Apps and mobile devices are a daily thing. Good to read about the strategies.
blackspanielgallery, Apps are everywhere. Technological advance is a convenience, but the business of the technological age and the growing pervasiveness of its reach can mean a sleepless two to seven days every six months when the next set of app (and other cyber) changes go through.
Interesting. I have to get to an understanding of apps.