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Lori Lowe and Matthew Wallpe are now friends
October 5
Lori Lowe commented on Douglas Karr's group 'WordPress Junkies'
Speaking of adding images to blogs, does anyone have good resources for free low-res stock images? Thanks! (istock is the cheapest I'm aware of)
September 29
Lori Lowe added a blog post
R&B singer Chris Brown spoke to Larry King this week about his alleged beating of his former girlfriend, Rihanna, and the court’s decision in the case. The quote that jumped out at me when reading about it on CNN is, “No one taught us how to love....
September 9
Lori Lowe is now friends with Jayson Albert and David Frank
August 12
Ron Brumbarger and Lori Lowe are now friends
August 7
Maurice Broaddus replied to Lori Lowe's discussion 'Platform development' in the group Writers Group
i spend a lot of time on facebook and twitter (i have a myspace, but spend almost no time there anymore). my blog has been built into a successful platform, to the point where it leads to freelance work on its own. basically, i use my blog to do ...
July 24
Karen Gill commented on Lori Lowe's blog post 'What Men and Women Want'
Good article. The love/respect thing is talked about in the book on my nighstand I'm in the middle of reading: For Women Only, by Shaunti Feldhahn. I believe there's a For Men Only book too, for guys who want to understand women.
July 17
Lori Lowe added a blog post
In much of my research about marriage, a couple of words pop up frequently—love and respect. I recently heard a discussion that gave these concepts some fresh understanding. That is: Men primarily desire respect, and women primarily desire love. I...
July 13

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How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
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What is your greatest strength?
I'm optimistic about life and enjoy communicating through writing. I run a business providing marketing communications and public relations, primarily for health care businesses. I am also involved in other forms of writing--journalistic and creative.
What are you working on?
I provide writing, patient education and marketing/pr/advertising support for several local hospitals. I also am assisting a physician consulting group in helping hospitals better utilize blood to improve patient safety, use precious blood resources better and save money.
I also enjoy my role as a journalist in giving a voice to average people with interesting life experiences. To that end, I am working on a nonfiction book entitled Secrets of Extraordinary Marriages and have plans for a second book to follow. You can subscribe to my blog at www.lorilowe.wordpress.com.
How big is your business?
Self-employed
What is your Job Title
Owner
What is your Company Website?
http://lowe-group.com
What is your Personal Website?
http://lorilowe.wordpress.com
What is your alma mater?
Purdue University
Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
I'd like to network with other experienced writers and make professional contacts in publishing and other areas. Follow me at http://twitter.com/lorilowe.

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Lori Lowe

Teach the Next Generation to Love, Not Hit

R&B singer Chris Brown spoke to Larry King this week about his alleged beating of his former girlfriend, Rihanna, and the court’s decision in the case. The quote that jumped out at me when reading about it on CNN is, “No one taught us how to love.” With his “very shocked” mother by his side, Brown said he was sentenced to five years probation and six months of community labor.

The regretful Brown says he is still in love with Rihanna, and when pressed by King to explain the violent altercat… Continue

Posted on September 9, 2009 at 12:16pm —

Lori Lowe

What Men and Women Want

In much of my research about marriage, a couple of words pop up frequently—love and respect. I recently heard a discussion that gave these concepts some fresh understanding. That is: Men primarily desire respect, and women primarily desire love. If a man doesn’t feel respected, it is difficult for him to provide love. If a woman doesn’t feel loved, it is difficult for her to provide respect. Here’s the rub ... See full article at… Continue

Posted on July 13, 2009 at 12:46pm — 1 Comment

Lori Lowe

9 Ways to Keep Your Marriage Healthy

Almost three-quarters of wives have considered leaving their husbands at some point, according to a Women’s Day and AOL Living Poll. CNN.com reports it’s a wonder anyone ends up walking into the sunset as “geriatric lovebirds.” Because each stage of life offers new challenges, CNN.com provides nine ways you can protect the health of your relationship no matter which stage you’re currently in. Read a brief summary of the tips at… Continue

Posted on July 6, 2009 at 1:53pm —

Lori Lowe

In Honor of Military Families this Fourth of July

As if it isn’t enough that soldiers risk their lives from our country, they also risk their marriages due to long separations and the stress that accompanies active military service. I’ve had requests from some service members for tips on keeping the home fires burning, as well as how to effectively reunite the family after a tour of duty. Thankfully, two in-depth interviews with exemplary military families helped shed some light on this topic. Any families enduring a long separation could use s… Continue

Posted on July 2, 2009 at 2:24pm —

Lori Lowe

Who Will Make the First Move?

Continuing from our last post about not keeping score in your marriage, there is often an internal debate with husbands and wives that if she would only stop nagging him, he would fulfill her every need, and visa versa. Are you waiting for your spouse to change before you are willing to do your part? Then once you do your part, are you only willing to continue if you see your spouse adjust accordingly? Read full article at… Continue

Posted on July 2, 2009 at 2:18pm —

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At 1:00pm on July 9, 2009, James Harris said…
Thanks for the friend invitation.
Maybe we could get together sometime, to learn more about each other.

Best regards,
Jim Harris
At 9:56am on May 8, 2009, Deanna Sipe said…
Lori, based on what I have read of your writing and your interests, I think you might appreciate the event we are hosting on May 21st. It is based on the book, Secrets of the Millionaire Mind, and might offer you more ideas to support good marriages in your work. You can find out more at millionaire mind indy. Many blessings.
At 7:50pm on March 9, 2009, Kim Brand said…
Thanks for the advice re: getting our business success story in the news. I haven't seen quantifiable results from sharing anything we've been doing with local news outlets - despite spending a few thousand dollars on PR. Occasionally I get on TV and my mom notices. ;)

Maybe it's my inflated expectation: that they should want to cover local start-ups that are employing people, creating value and putting Indianapolis on the map. The only attention I crave is from customers.

Maybe you can change my luck? You're in the PR business, right?
At 1:53pm on March 4, 2009, Danielle Beck said…
Great post, Lori! I couldn't agree more...focus on what you are passionate about, surround yourself with positive influences/energy, and success will come. It's just a matter of encouraging people to believe in themselves and their passions.
At 9:33pm on January 7, 2009, Amy Stark said…
Hey--- ID Ten T Error on my part. The Tweet up is on Friday 1-9-09 At Hubbard and Cravens. It is correct in the event listing. Sorry for the mix up.
At 1:45pm on November 21, 2008, Kyle Lacy said…
If the little chain button is not working for the link I would suggest closing your browser and trying again. I would also test the hyperlink strategy by measuring visits to your page. If you have a lot of visits when you use a hyperlink you should keep using it. Some people are annoyed but most are not.
At 1:26am on November 8, 2008, Dr. Noah H. Kersey said…
Hi Lori:

Thank you for your kind words and I am glad to be your friend.

I hope I can continue to inspire people to overcome adversity in their own lives.

Keep in touch and thanks again for your kindness.

Noah
At 4:44pm on October 15, 2008, Theresia Whitfield said…
Lori - Thanks for connecting with me. I'd love to learn more about what you do and the exciting things you're working on. Feel free to email me at twhitfield@fletchercomm.com.

T
At 10:53am on July 21, 2008, Nikki Lewallen said…
Hi Lori,
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At 12:33pm on July 18, 2008, Greg Phelps said…
Hi Lori,
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Some develop Med Ed collateral, some develop internal communication pieces, while others are on the B2B side of health care. Let me know if our service could be a way to enhance yours. - Greg

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