Some days, writing every day is disconcertingly difficult. Some days, the words can flow like a swollen river. On the difficult days there’s an edge of fun in the discomfort; working under time pressure can lead to pithy and swift writing. Sometimes it leads to rambling prose which needs nothing more than a spell check.… Read More Agreeable anxiety
I used to ask for comments on blog posts, but when I started blogging more regularly, I stopped. It wasn’t because I didn’t want feedback but the nature of blogging has changed; this was eruditely put by David Hopkins yesterday. If I want, I can see how many people read this blog and, via LinkedIn,… Read More Commentary
I found my first ever blog post yesterday. It wasn’t on here; it was on another platform which I’d tried out and didn’t like. I set this site up as a result. I’ve re-read it a dozen times and I’m still cringing. It won’t be published but it’s interesting to hear the voice in it… Read More First draft
I started blogging on a daily basis 4 months ago and here are a few reflections: It has had an effect in how I review each day. I look forward to finding something meaningful to ponder. People like the rants. The posts where I’m angry about something are more read and shared. Monday is a… Read More So what?
…and came straight here then you’re in a minority. I started publishing blogs on a daily basis at the start of November and, as I’ve always done, connected them to Twitter and LinkedIn. What I’ve noticed is that there are substantially more views on LinkedIn than here. 3x more people will read this on there… Read More If you’re reading this on my blog…
Lost and Desperate 