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Keynotes

Our Founder and President, Robyn Short, is available for keynote addresses, seminars, customized workshops, and consulting to assist clients in developing and implementing an effective and creative marketing plan. Robyn has spoken on various subject matters such as the Power of Social Networking, Book Writing & Publishing, Book Promotions, Creating & Implementing A Successful Brand, Blog All About It, Peace in the Workplace, Green Collar Business, Love Your Work, Love Your Life, and much more. Contact Robyn to speak at your next event. Robyn@BeGood.BZ


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Welcome to the goodblog. At goodmedia communications, we believe “good” extends to all levels of business. That’s why we practice good stewardship. When you work with goodmedia, you are choosing to do business with a “green company.” In all areas of business, we do our best to preserve our planet. We recycle just about everything, and whenever possible, we use recycled materials. Our office is powered by 100% green energy, and we make every effort to minimize our impact on the planet. goodmedia communications to is a proud member of Co-op America.

This blog is a forum for companies and consumers to discuss ideas and action tips for creating a more conscious consumer environment and a safer, more peaceful and green planet. Please provide kudos to companies who are already doing good things, as well as share tips on how we can all join in creating a better shared experience on this planet. Please join in and BE GOOD.
February 15

goodmedia clients who blog

Check out two of our book clients who really understand the value of blogging …

The READY Method blog written by Cynthia A. Frosh, Ph.D. is packed full of information for parents who desire to have a conscious connection with their children.

Cynthia Ann Frosch, Ph.D. is a researcher, child and family development consultant, and visiting scholar to the University of Texas at Dallas. Dr. Frosch trains researchers both nationally and internationally on the observation of parent-child interaction and has worked extensively with early childhood programs to improve the fit between children and their environments.

The Return to Joy Blog, Share Your Joy, is designed to be an informative and engaging site for people who care for aging parents or caregivers of patients of dementia. This delightful blog challenges people to find the joy this complex illness and attempt to discover the mysteries that lie within each one of us.

Share Your Joy is written by Charlotte and Virginia Parker

Charlotte Parker

Sixth generation Texans, Charlotte and Virginia Parker were both born and raised in Houston, Texas. Charlotte, the elder of the two sisters, received a Bachelor of Arts in Art from the University of Texas at Austin, as well as a teaching certificate to teach Art in secondary school in 1967. After graduation, she spent a year in New York exploring and enjoying the wine bistros of Manhattan before settling in Dallas, Texas. She opened what proved to be one of the most successful restaurants in Dallas with her long-time friend and business partner, Kathy Daniel. In 1989, she received her Bachelor of Science in Clinical Nutrition from UT Southwestern Medical School at Dallas. She splits her time between her home in Dallas, Texas and her ranch in Palo Pinto County.

Virginia Parker

Virginia Parker graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology in 1970 from the University
of Tulsa. She went on to earn a Master of Psychology and a Ph.D. in Accounting from the
University of Colorado, as well as acquiring a Colorado Certified Public Accountant license. She was an Emeritus Professor of Accounting at Metropolitan State College of Denver for twenty-two years, twelve of which she served as the Department Chair. She taught for five years at the University of Colorado at Denver. She currently lives in a hundred-year-old farmhouse on a horse ranch in Longmont, Colorado.