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My name is C.C. Chapman and I’m a Boston based storyteller, explorer and humanitarian. As a recognized leader in the online and social media marketing space I travel the world speaking and consulting with organizations of all sizes.
I’m a freelance digital lifestyle writer and photographer who has a passion for travel, technology, food, music and social good. I’m also a best selling author, keynote speaker, entrepreneur and loving father. I’m always on the outlook for the next great experience life presents me with.
Why don’t we work together and create something amazing!
Busy Speaking Schedule
Posted on May 17, 2013
I’ve been doing a bunch of speaking lately.
The time away from home is never easy, but it is a sacrifice I’m willing to make in order to provide for my family. Plus, if I’m being honest, I love being on stage.
Pin ItPlantronics Voyager Legend Review
Posted on May 14, 2013
Any piece of technology that makes getting work done easier is one that I’ll love.
For years I’ve bought and been impressed with products from Plantronics. Since my iPhone is also my office phone, I’ve always had a Bluetooth headset so that I could talk and easily use my computer at the same time.
I’ve been using an older model for several years, so when Plantronics asked if I’d like to try out the new Voyager Legend I couldn’t say no.
Pin ItWandering and Wondering
Posted on May 8, 2013
Never forget that we don’t need a map to find our way.
Yesterday, as I took my camera for a walk along the coast of Victoria, British Columbia I had no purpose beyond enjoying every minute of it.
Before I left I had looked at a map to get a general idea of where I was headed and where I might end up, but then I just went.
When was the last time you committed some time to yourself to wander and wonder?
Make the time. It will reinvigorate both your mind and body.
Pin ItVisiting the Boston Marathon Memorial
Posted on May 4, 2013
Yesterday, I had to go into the city to speak at MUSE 2013, so I hit the road early with the plan to walk over and visit the Boston Marathon Memorial.
Laura and I had been at the finish line two days before the Marathon, but I had yet to see the memorial and felt it was my duty to do so before it is gone (if it ever goes).
I wasn’t fully prepared for the wave of emotions. The mix of sadness tinged with anger and a heaping of local pride. While I knew it would be a solemn walk with my camera, it was one that had to be taken.
New Englanders are a tough lot. We don’t go down easy and we are there to help our neighbor whenever they need us. Reading the notes, seeing the signed shoes, running medals, police patches and every Boston area logo imaginable all together to help our city grieve is something you have to see to fully appreciate.
Pin ItSocial Media Spring Cleaning
Posted on May 2, 2013
While it may be snowing in parts of the country, for most of us spring has sprung and many an hour will be spent cleaning up our yards, homes and offices.
This is also the time of year that I always spend time cleaning out my feeds, friends and follows.
Here is my personal approach to social media spring cleaning. Hope it helps you.
Pin ItHappy Birthday Shot@Life
Posted on April 25, 2013I’m a proud UN Foundation Social Good Fellow so I’m very happy to wish a happy birthday to Shot@Life.
For their first birthday, they asked some of their supporters to profile some of their active Shot@Life Champions and I have the pleasure of introducing you to Priya Desai. She is the young lady on the left hand side of the photo.
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