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Ah, I’ll have a Personal Blog & a Side of Salad Please
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As I was glancing through me feeds this morning before I started the final phase of my three day painting project, I saw that Jason Dunn had started his own personal blog. If you are not aware, Jason operates some of the most successful websites in the world all covered under the "Thoughts Media" umbrella.
Jason is very meticulous in his work and it shows on all of his sites. This blog will be just as good…but it should be a little on the lighter side with some personal thoughts….I like that and I expect you will too! In part, Jason began his blog with:
"So here’s the funny thing about creating and running Web sites for a living (which is what I do): you end up having really high expectations for each site you launch, and you want everything to be perfectly in place before you launch. Let’s take a brief inventory list here on this site. First, we have an easy to use CMS – WordPress, all set up and ready to rock as of two months ago. Check. Next, we have a killer template, courtesy of Mr. Darius Wey, finished more than a month ago. Check. My matching photo gallery template is also completed, as of two weeks ago. Check. So what was left? Nothing – yet somehow I was obsessing over the smallest details the way I do with a Thoughts Media site. Then I was reminded of a simple truth a few days ago: the entire reason I’m launching this personal blog is to give myself a no-pressure, talk-about-whatever-I-want place that has no connection to my “real” job. So what the hell was I waiting for exactly? And here we go – launched!"
So, where is the side of salad you say? In his announcement of his blog, Jason had included this comment: I also wanted to let you know about a podcast I did with Vincent Ferrari as part of his "Side Salad" podcast.
So check it out, read Jason’s blog and listen to the podcast as a side of salad!
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