Back to Square One
It seems like only yesterday that I signed up for a fledgling Squarespace and started writing for Merely Human. So
many developments in the year leading up till now and yet
I've done such a poor job reflecting them to my readers.
Well, it's back to blogging full-time. Three things have held my attention of late:
- Human Potential & Psychology
- Business Applications of Blogging
- Starting A Marketing Consulting Firm
Between these three items my focus is a fairly even split. I've been
wanting to separate my business blogging and consulting
conversations from my human potential related one for a while now.
Trying to encompass all three conversations here, on a single blog, while
giving each one the coverage it deserves has been very limiting.
Therefore, I'll be partitioning these conversations into three
separate blogs.
Insofar as the first is concerned, there are going to be some changes
around here, marked by shorter, more frequent posting habits. I'm one
of those people who suffers from too-much-to-say and sometimes my mind
gets clogged up with a zillion disparate conversations all clamoring to
come out first. Overlay my perfectionism you have a recipe for full-on
writer's paralysis. So the only way for me to continue writing for
Merely Human is to
narrow down its focus.
My goal is to give you more high-quality information on this blog than
you would otherwise be willing to pay for. My whole gripe is that
certain people on the net are aggressively pushing lame products and
unoriginal content onto ignorant markets, thereby doing a disservice to
all of mankind. Thus the "Don't Pay for Philosophy" philosophy
behind my latest activity. Certain institutions and gurus must be
exposed and I'm ready to talk smack.
Then, very soon, I will be
announcing two new blogs which will serve as companion sites to
this one.
PS: In the future I will try and tighten up my paragraphs for easier reading. As I finish writing this, I realize mine are the Esuvee's of blog entries.
Ty
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