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Updates & perspective.
'Explain almost everything…'
Infrequently updated snippets (currently just 16 of 'em, though there used to be more) about what I'm doing (and the 'why' thinking behind it), with some small-talk and a little propaganda.
At times highly personal… it's authentic and transparent, but rarely crisp and focused.
…continued (page 3)
Perhaps...
(1 minute read.)
Do I want the gig?
My intro page states that 'unless there's a really-really-really good reason, I'm no longer available for business advice & support or to collaborate on ventures'.
And just what might be 'really-really-really good reason' is a loose consideration… dependent upon the people and the work to be done.
Added January 17 2022.
Roll, again.
(2 minute read.)
Not so much 'come back', as 'go forward'.
It's now mid-January 2022 and, returning after an extended absence, I'm re-energising and becoming active again.
I've not done much in recent years, having lacked good health and the desire to 'do business'.
Added January 15 2022.
Feed me.
(3 minute read.)
R-s-s baby… get it.
Originally written several years ago, when I was actively seeking and accepting new work (and this part of the site was frequently updated), some of this note is irrelevant nowadays (because I'm currently not providing the service referred to herein)… but the underlying reasoning remains and so it's here.
My 'updates' page outlines various options for keeping-up with what's happening here.
I don't provide an email newsletter. Why? Surely a newsletter is a good thing?
Added January 10 2022.
Simple. Understate.
(3 minute read.)
Less of this, and none of that.
I've deliberately chosen a simple site structure and design… mostly text-based and with few graphics, to present relevant info without distraction.
Strictly no-frills, it's not too hideous.
And with most of the words spelled correctly it'll do.
Added January 10 2022.
Info.
(3 minute read.)
What, how, and why. Etcetera.
Because my character and activity isn't always business-as-usual, some additional clarification is probably wise.
Rather than get into a debate about 'over-communication'… what it is and whether it's preferable and/or advantageous, I'll simply state my preference to over-communicate:
'It's often better to tell someone something they already know, or maybe thought was irrelevant, than to not say something they needed to hear'.
Added January 8 2022.
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