Ok so I’ll come clean, I have been thinking about this post all week. It was partly written and I was ready to go and then I was not. The one I had ready to go would have been way better than the crap you are going to read now, don’t say I did not […]
My Berlin Airlift
One thing that has already happened with ‘blogging everyday’ rather than just ‘writing everyday’ is the ‘getting started bit’ – I thought it might start with a title, I have read soooooo many pages that say you need to start with a title. For me, at this moment in time it starts wherever it starts – […]
I think the post I have been avoiding writing all day is this:
I am very happy here in Buenos Aires and don’t really want to get on that plane at the end of the weekend. This has been one of the best trips of my life. I feel bigger, faster, stronger – that is a song BTW – I know what I mean. The blazing sun and […]
TEDx and Music
So there we were half way through TEDx and it was all going well, then Marisa pops on stage and starts talking about music. I have recently been on a mission after discovering musomap via twitter, We needed something to pull together a section of Global Sharing Day and this was it. Funny what shows up when […]
#TAGtribe Blog – Thank you Howard Mayes
Today we are inspired to offer a few words for our friend and TAGtribe member Howard Mayes. We have just got back from saying goodbye to Howard, over 300 people attended Howard’s funeral, many had travelled from across the UK and postponed meetings and made time to pay their respects to this remarkable man. Howard suddenly […]
#techMAPBXL – @svendrickx & @Groven at the #Adobe User Group XL 2010 Amsterdam
Adobe User Group XL 2010 / Amsterdam from Laurens Groven on Vimeo.
#findbritain Corn Head – South Milford Yorkshire 22/08/10
Example Blog Post
Why Magnetic Headlines Are Crucial for Your Posts Welcome to Rainmaker. This is a sample post to get you started on your journey. Don’t forget that your headline is the most important aspect of writing a great post, and getting readers to read your opening paragraph. The first four to six sentences of your post […]
