From the monthly archives:
August 2006
No, baby, I swear you were pretty enough…When you came to me with your well-crafted, genuine email, I just couldn’t say no…
But I had to.
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While the Web is certainly a publishing destination in and of itself, I constantly find myself amazed by sites that bridge the gap between concrete and cyberspace. Specifically, I’m talking about sites like the New York Times, Wired, MacWorld, and a host of other Web-and-print outfits.
Half of my attraction to sites like this is the fact that they’re all viewed as major publications. The other half is that they convey such an impressive breadth of information in a way that is both entertaining and easily-consumable for your average Internet Joe. One thing these sites have in common is that they were all highly successful print outfits before they became successful Web destinations. I have a sneaking suspicion, though, that all of this is about to change… [click to continue…]
I‘ve made a lot of poor decisions since I graduated college, and the only thing positive I can say at this point is that I now know exactly why those decisions were bad ones. I endured a lot of heartbreaking crap because I simply didn’t understand how to make the right choices for my future.
And while you may be reading this thinking you have all your ducks in a row, all I can say is that I feel you – I honestly do. All I’m asking today is that you listen to my story, because I think I can help you to make more positive decisions about your future.
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