Sharing your E portfolio via email

The great thing about e portfolios is the fact that they can be shared through various methods. You can also share your e portfolio link/links via email. Some so called experts say that email is obsolete. I highly doubt this. If you sign up for a new bank account online or you sign up for a website which sells goods online, these websites will always ask for your email address so as to confirm membership of their website.

The same applies to signing up for social media accounts. There are countless examples to demonstrate this fact. The other advantage of sharing e portfolio links via email is that many people can be sent the link in one email.

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Segments of time and the importance of time management

I have built up a digital portfolio for my web investments. I will write more about this in future posts. I see these web projects as long term investments. Here is my latest website investment. It's one of my Wordpress websites and blogs. http://www.lifecoachingfriend.one Here's a post from the site above. It's to do with the topic of this blog post. https://lifecoachingfriend.one/2024/12/10/segments-of-time-and-what-we-can-do-when-we-manage-time-properly/ I am truthful enough to admit that I am not a web designer per se. I have used a Wordpress template for the site above. I have not figured out how to get rid of some of the elements of the template. Therefore, please ignore the pieces where you see Ava Reed as the life coach of the site. I am the master life coach of this website. When you are on my site, you can view my web pages with the exception of the About page . Likewise, ignore the other parts of the site, except for the reflections section . This is the blog pa...

My DIY Handheld chain keyring accessory

In the photo above, you can see one of my DIY wearable chain keyring designs. I have named this particular design, WCK 7 - Wearable chain keyring 7. This design works best on jeans as the clip at the top, fits onto the jeans belt loop. The keyring part can go into your pocket. There are similar designs on the market. However, WCK 7 is unique in that the end part is something I came up with. It's a neodymium pot magnet with a 1/4 inch neodymium rod magnet placed on the end of the pot magnet, with a nut surrounding the rod magnet. Keys would stick onto the magnet. I have come up with a handheld chain keyring accessory. Here's a link to my Youtube video showing this design. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/UeQWCm8keiU

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