A month or so ago I was interviewed by Brad Howarth on social media and blogging for an article he was writing for B&T. That has just hit the news stands, which is great. You can find the article on page 34 (it's also available online).
Brad also contributed an article to Smart Company and I've been included in a list of 15 of Australia's best business blogs. A couple friends such as Julian Cole and Gavin Heaton are included, along with a great new blog I've only recently discovered, Get Shouty which is written by The White Agency's Katie Chatfield. In addition there's a collection of other blogs I haven't had the chance to read yet, but I'm looking forward to getting into them.
One thing I'm quoted as saying in the B&T article which is absolutely true is the comments on this blog at times have been far more insightful and valuable than the post they were attached to. To everyone who stops by and shares their two cents, it is really appreciated.
Showing posts with label Servant of Chaos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Servant of Chaos. Show all posts
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Saturday, August 9, 2008
We're not here for a long time
Being in the office on Sunday fees like I'm back in high school and am the only kid who forgot it was free-dress day, having showed up in my school uniform much like any other day.
In between the burst of work, I'm catching up on feeds. Quick off the mark this morning was Gavin Heaton's great Servant of Chaos blog, and a fun little video about growing and nurturing creatives. Ultimately pointless of course, but Sundays aren't made for productivity.
Most Sundays anyway.
In between the burst of work, I'm catching up on feeds. Quick off the mark this morning was Gavin Heaton's great Servant of Chaos blog, and a fun little video about growing and nurturing creatives. Ultimately pointless of course, but Sundays aren't made for productivity.
Most Sundays anyway.
Labels:
creativity,
Gavin Heaton,
Servant of Chaos,
work/life
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