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Holy Crap!

Started by Philippe Bradley · 1 year ago

I’ve been reading Fred Wilson’s writings for a short time now, gleaning and learning what I can from his insights into the dotcom sphere and a number of web tools that he invests in and that I hold in high regard - some extremely cool ones, like Etsy, Twitter and most o ... Continue reading »

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Damien Mulley
1 year ago

and there's absolutely no pressure to perform now at all is there? :)

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Philippe Bradley
1 year ago

I like to think that there isn't - this blog is still a personal place, a selfish tool that I use to record my thoughts for my own future use (I have terrible memory, but I like to come back to my previous statements and see how they - and I! - have changed. Practicing writing out in the open helps me focus on keeping things short, clear and concise, in case anyone besides me is mad enough to read this stuff. Finding a writing 'voice' is something I've badly needed to work on, this is how I finally got round to doing it.

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