I think my friend Joe’s new book has a great title.
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That title makes me want to read that book, for sure.
I think my song “Artificial Intelligence” has a good title, but I don’t know how titles actually translate into reach and engagement.
Here are some other good titles I saw yesterday.
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I like these titles and these stories.
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I don’t know how to swim but I think I’m okay for now.
I’m not sure how I would title the rest of my images for today.
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On Name Your Car Day, I’m thinking about the titles I’ve given my cars, including M.L. Carr in the 80s and The Canary.
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Here’s what I find when I search for “titles” on YouTube.
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I’ve given myself the title of “Change Agent” at work. I also use this title:
What do you think makes a good title?
Title me grateful for all who are here now, including YOU!
Thank you for the advice, Judge Barbara.
there are things to do to not have to worry about a second arrow as well. then we can use our energy in other ways – I have named my car ‘matcha’ because of its color and it seems to fit quite well
I love the way you use your energy, beth.
One of my favorite parts of fall is revisiting some favorite old horror films, and some not so horrifying ones like The Rocky Horror Picture Show which turns fifty this year. But I’m sorry that I can only see a favorite film for the first time once.
Every comment from you is a favorite, Chris.
Ann, thank you for mentioning my book. Cut from the Will and Willing to Kill is a pretty good title, I gotta admit :).
You mentioned naming/titling your cars. I remember a certain denim-upholstered Gremlin–though you may not want to admit to it on a public platform.
I am very proud of that car but I don’t believe I ever named it. And I am proud to know you, Joe.
I spent a lot of time in my professional life working to write the great headline, Ann.
I’m sure you were great at it, my friend.