What’s this all about?
This blog will be a place for me to blog about my experiences as an entrepreneur and an editor. Here you will find publishing industry news and tips on what it takes to start a magazine.
I am the Editor and Founder of Dialect Magazine, founded in 2004 and semi-launched in 2009. This is still a journey for me in the beginning stages so you can come along for the ride and learn what it takes to juggle entrepreneurship, a regular 9-5 career, school, and more!
Like most of you, I have big dreams and am trying to figure out the best formula to make it happen.
Subscribe to this blog to stay in the know as I share photos and stories of my personal journey as an editor.
Until then,
Nadine
www.dialectmagazine.com
My Top 5 Cappuccino Spots in NY (right now)
As an entrepreneur, it’s important to reward yourself a little each day. There are so many ways to do this: some are free, others require some dough.
A small way that I treat myself is with coffee. I love coffee with leche! I’ve been increasingly loyal to cappuccino - it’s liquid dessert. I can’t say that coffee does anything for me as far as keeping me alert but, for some reason, I gravitate to one of my fave cafes almost every morning to get my day started.
My current top 5 NY spots for cappuccino are:
5. Starbucks
4. Joe The Art of Coffee
3. Crumbs
2. Cafe Galet - a small french cafe in midtown east. It’s small and cute. Cappuccinos are delicious. I recommend having a macaron. They’re 2.50 each and worth every bite.
1. Pret A Manger - Once you go Pret, you’ll measure all other cappuccinos against theirs. That will be the standard you use. It’s that good.
I HEART CAPPUCCINO
I also recommend Teeccino herbal coffee. It’s Naturally caffeine-free and non-acidic and tastes great. They have a variety of flavors. And the added benefit is you can save money by making your own special coffee.
Until then,
Nadine
www.dialectmagazine.com
Originally Posted by Dialect Blogazine at 10/23/2011 5:56 PM
Resources for Bloggers
Do you have a blog? Have you developed your niche? Does your blog stand apart from the rest? Is it keeping up or surpassing the competition?
Here are some resources to help you:
Recommended Site: Problogger
Until then,
Nadine
www.dialectmagazine.com
Originally Posted by Dialect Blogazine at 11/4/2011 12:27 PM
