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How to Live When You’re Dying

By Klyn Elsbury | Where the Impossible Becomes PossiblePosted on May 8, 2018May 4, 2021Posted in UncategorizedTagged author, blog, blogger, bloggers, blogging, challengeyourself, content, contentmarketing, contentmarketingtips, cysticfibrosis, diabetes, digitalmarketing, entrepreneur, klyn, lifeallin, linkedin, seo, socialmedia, socialmediamarketing, socialmediatips, speaker, success, travel, vlog, writer, writersNo Comments

We all think we have time in our lives – Everybody else is aging – we aren’t. Everybody else is at risk for premature death – we’re fine. The thing is… we don’t have time. We can lie to ourselves all we want…but it’s our most finite resource. I saw something in a book this […]

Linkedin Tools & Tips

By Klyn Elsbury | Where the Impossible Becomes PossiblePosted on May 6, 2018May 4, 2021Posted in UncategorizedTagged author, blog, blogger, bloggers, blogging, challengeyourself, content, contentmarketing, contentmarketingtips, cysticfibrosis, diabetes, digitalmarketing, entrepreneur, klyn, lifeallin, linkedin, seo, socialmedia, socialmediamarketing, socialmediatips, speaker, success, travel, vlog, writer, writersNo Comments

Linkedin is by FAR my strongest social media platform. I started on the site, roughly ten years ago when I was first starting out as a recruiter. I then used it to scale Landmark Makers to a size large enough, that I could justify medical costs and pay myself a salary to get off of […]

What I’ve Learned about Entrepreneurship from a 3/4 Inch Needle Being Jammed into My Chest

By Klyn Elsbury | Where the Impossible Becomes PossiblePosted on March 27, 2018May 4, 2021Posted in UncategorizedTagged author, blog, blogger, bloggers, blogging, challengeyourself, content, contentmarketing, contentmarketingtips, cysticfibrosis, diabetes, digitalmarketing, entrepreneur, klyn, lifeallin, linkedin, seo, socialmedia, socialmediamarketing, socialmediatips, speaker, success, travel, vlog, writer, writers, youtubeNo Comments

I’d been dreading this day for months. 6 months to be exact. You see, it was September 2017 when I was hospitalized and receiving IV antibiotics for a lung infection caused by Cystic Fibrosis. My port-o-cath, a device installed into my chest for immediate blood draw and vein access for antibiotics, was due to be […]