BLOG Post College flow chart of misery and pain From "A Post College Flowchart of Misery and Pain" on Shareable.
BLOG #Chromebook - First Contact Yesterday I picked up my Chromebook from Pensar IT on Gloucester Place. I had always liked the idea of this machine but the reviews had been crap and the leap seemed dangerous. I'd love you to think I was some cutting edge early adopter, the reality is that I just don't have the budget for a Mac Air - and I'd would get a good kick in from my accountant and Super Cool Wife if I showed up with one. So far this machine is amazing, I only really use the web so why do I need all that other crap
BLOG Building blocks for my blog It has always fascinated me how bloody hard it is to post what I write, if I have to come clean the main reason I am so interested in helping other people to get their blog moving is so it compels me further into action. The more work we do on the podcasts, London Bloggers Meet Up and meet with content creators the more I am inspired and motivated. I still return to the line that first made the penny drop for me about the Internet. I was listening to "The 8th Habit" by Stephen Covey, in the op
BLOG Know Unknowns So somewhere I am going to write a blog about this card. It bothers me, it makes me think. It is sitting on a table at breakfast and belongs to Andrew Waller. Round the table are known knowns, everyone knows who people are. There are known unknowns, who has worked with who? Who has experience dealing with Middle Eastern Property groups, who has a recording studio near Kings Cross? What I'd love is no more unknowns. There are so many good people in my network (or tribe as I prefer) the most
BLOG My #IcarusDeception It is all potential torture. Hearing what you could do and knowing you could have done it. When I listened to Linchpin a few years ago it sounded like the dissertation I would have written for my masters degree if I had be able to finish it (the degree that is.) The work of that masters has stayed with me for ever, I notice more because I sat in those classes and read those books. The actual bit of paper means very little to me so I don't mind not having it. The ability to look behind the cu
