This is probably one of the reasons why you wrote your book in the first place, but try and think of a mistake people typically make. (bonus if you can name a few!) Side note - this is an excellent thing to think of when creating social media content!

Open ended question this week. Figured this might drum up some new ideas on ways we can help this community out. :)

I'm not ignoring all of you ... I'm in Ireland at the Global Leadership Conference for EO. In between sessions I took a trip to the Book of Kells (they are redoing it but the smell of books was strong!) and a walk down Temple Street. Hope you're all having a fabulous week! I'll be back at my desk for normal operations on April 27th. We will have our State of Publishing session at 2pm PST on Tuesday, April 28th and I'll be hosting training on the 29th on the 5 Phases of Authority. See you all then!! :)

Well, well, well...after 6 days for what they say should be a one day review, my FB suspension has been lifted. Here is what they said: Hi Kevin, Thank you for taking the time to request a review. We reviewed your account, and saw that activity on it does follow our Community Standards, so you can use Facebook again. We're sorry that you weren't able to use Facebook for a while. Sometimes we need to take action to help keep everyone on Facebook safe. You can learn more about why we disable accounts by visiting our Community Standards. The more interesting part is that no matter how many times I click on their link for community standards - it just spins and spins and has not opened after 10 minutes of spinning. Additionally I find it kind of ironic that it spins and spins and their link starts with: transparency.meta.com/policy... Some transparency when you can't get to the website! I also like their comment about - Sometimes we need to take action to keep everyone on Facebook safe...you mean you do not do that all the time- only sometimes??? Well good news is I had a 6 day break, and now I have many notifications to go through! A brief poem to commemorate this auspicious occasion: Six days adrift on a digital sea, No message in bottle explaining to me. No compass, no chart, no hint of a crime Just “Wait here,” they said for an undefined time. Then this morning a note, both simple and terse: “You’re fine now,” they said - no better, no worse. So back I return - no wiser within, Just happy to be able to log back in again! I wish you all the best.

I know its been several days since Easter - but here was part of the fun and games at the Hall house. Mr. Oracle Rabbit paid a visit and gave the grandkids (and children) something to remember! Grandkids who inspired my first two books stated that perhaps they need to write a book about crazy grandpa!