Let’s stop glorifying “Startups” and celebrate happy, successful businesses
I wish we'd stop glorifying Startup culture and start celebrating the many successful, happy, bootstrapped and lifestyle businesses that exist.
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I wish we'd stop glorifying Startup culture and start celebrating the many successful, happy, bootstrapped and lifestyle businesses that exist.
My friend/colleague/client Huw, has posted 10 things he's learned recently and challenged me to do the same. So here goes. 10 things I've learned recently.
I stupidly decided to submit a talk proposal to WordCamp London (a large UK WordPress conference). Amazingly, the proposal got accepted! Argh!
In which I basically make a big song and dance about the fact that I have a new Twitter account and Facebook page.
Seth Godin blogs 5 times a day but doesn't use Twitter. I love my blog but I need to try to keep short-form. How can I better achieve that?
Seth Godin was the subject of an interview on the Tim Ferriss Show podcast recently - he said some interesting things about the power of public speaking.
In preparing for my WordCamp talk, a curated-content side project is happening. But when should I launch?
Some un-structured thoughts on Google's (AMP) project and Facebook's Instant Articles and how they might affect small publishers.