Remember This Feeling

I came across this sentiment by Whitney Fleming Writes and thought you would enjoy it. While the message was intended for daughters, these words of wisdom can apply to everyone.

Remember this time when you were part of something special.

Remember when others cheered you on for doing your best, despite that they desperately wanted what you had.

Remember who carried you when you fell short, when you struggled, when you felt like you disappointed others.

This is what life is supposed to look like - supporting one another, holding each other up, screaming the loudest for someone else’s success. Even when you weren’t successful. Especially when you weren’t as successful.

Remember that success is not a limited commodity. There is enough room at the top for all of us in our own unique ways.

Remember that someone else’s journey can look different than your own, and that’s not an affront to you.

Remember that you can set the tone for how others see victory, and you can set the tone for how others see defeat.

Always use competition to be your best self instead of how you judge yourself against others.

Always be gracious when you lose, but be even more gracious when you win.

Always know that you can’t control what others do, but you can always control how you react to it.

And remember, dear daughter, that sometimes the fastest way to the top is by reaching back for the hand of the person behind you and pulling them up, too.

Here’s the way I see it: Howard Schultz said it best, “Victory is best when it’s shared.”

Do you need new content ideas for your newsletter, blogs, or social posts? Here are some creative ideas to engage your audience:

• Create a poll asking a fun, engaging question, such as “this or that.”


• Offer a sneak peek of a new promotion or product that is coming soon.


• Create a contest or giveaway, allowing your audience a chance to win something from your business.


• Introduce new team members or feature a monthly employee spotlight.


• Fill in the blank: I wish I could ____. Invite your audience to fill in the blanks and give their feedback.


• Be nostalgic with a throwback photo, such as when your business first started or a product from many years ago.


• Inform readers about a corporate anniversary, employee retirement, or other special celebration.


• Offer a fun fact. For example, “In this day in history in 19XX”… or “Did you know…?”


• Post an inspirational quote or funny industry-related meme.


• Repost customer reviews, which not only recognize your customers but also helps build confidence in your products and services.

If you’d like help designing a newsletter or marketing piece your customers will love, our creative team is just a phone call away. We look forward to hearing from you!

Die-cut bookmarks are a fun marketing tool that grabs attention and creates front-of-mind awareness every time it is used.

While bookmarks are a useful tool regardless of the design, you can make them stand out and get noticed even more by using a unique, attention-grabbing die-cut shape. Shapes could range from something relative to your business, such as an outline of an image or logo, to unconventional corners. A unique die-cut shape creates interest and often causes the recipient to look closely at what you offer.

Die-cut bookmarks are a great promotional item to include with mailings, bag inserts, purchases, and even tradeshow handouts. If custom die cuts aren’t in your budget, you can still use prefabricated dies to achieve many unique effects.

If you’d like help creating the perfect die-cut bookmark your audience will enjoy using, our team would love to help! Give us a call or stop by today.

If you are a Chromebook user, here are a few time-saving shortcuts using only your trackpad:

• To open the Chromebook overview interface (which shows all open windows at once), swipe upward with three fingers next to each other on your trackpad. To close that view, swipe downward with three fingers next to each other.


• To scroll vertically or horizontally on the page, place two fingers next to each other on your trackpad and swipe up and down or left and right.


• To view a previous web page, keeping two fingers next to each other, hold down for a moment and swipe all the way to the left on your trackpad.


• To switch between tabs on your browser, swipe sideways with three fingers on your trackpad to go to the next or previous tab, depending on which direction you swipe.

For time-saving tips on your next printing project, visit our website or give us a call today! We look forward to the opportunity to help with any project, no matter how big or small.