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I have just discovered JD Bentley (via Patrick Rhone) and read a post on his site that I simply must comment on: The Web Worker’s Dilemma The life of a web worker is in many ways very blessed. The ability to dictate your location, your deadlines and your work hours is an occupational rarity, yet [...]

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Creating a Special Offer to bring in new customers can be a challenge. Are you enlisting your current customers for assistance? I recently took some time to peruse an inspirational book, “101 Things I learned in Architecture School“, which has brilliant anecdotes that can be applied to your life and business outside of the architectural [...]

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Hoo, boy. Blogging Is Dead… Here We Go Again | By Mitch Joel at Twist Image Blogging is not dead. Blogging is only dead if you’re a brand trying to use a Blog as an extension of your advertising or as a way to attempt to control your corporate messaging by using it to humanize [...]

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As the fletcher whittles and makes straight his arrows, so the master directs his straying thoughts.

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Of Tangible Creations and the Transfer of Expertise

Weekly Letter – Avoid the “There’s no There There” Syndrome

Who Has Time for Blogging?