At one point, thinking of parents who have many children, she writes that "the egoism of childbearing is like the egoism of colonizing a country — both carry the wish of imprinting yourself on the world, and making it over with your values, and in your image".
It's not hard to imagine a future where all data is consolidated into a very legit digital imprint of yourself: a "cyberclone".
It's not hard to imagine a future where all data is consolidated into a very legit digital imprint of yourself.
It's not hard to imagine a future where all data is consolidated into a very legit digital imprint of yourself: a "cyberclone". Where it gets creepy is your cyberclone could live in the virtual world despite your death in the real world.
"If you don't brand yourself, Google will brand you," said Sherry Beck Paprocki, co-author of the forthcoming book, "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Branding Yourself" (Alpha, an imprint of Penguin, May 2009).
If you're an author, do you define yourself by the publishing imprint that brings your work to the public or by the kind of writing you do?
What you present online is an absolute reflection of yourself, it is a brand imprint. 5. Mentors and alumni are your BFF.
As a woman, are you making yourself known in a professional, positive manner and leaving an imprint?
The book, "Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself," will be published as a trade paperback original next year by Broadway Books, an imprint of the Crown Publishing Group of Random House.
(An imprint was visible).
