micro2-08-30
Paul Millred has spearheaded a new digital zine, Unwritten, which splits the payments to writers automatically. Love this idea.
Going All In on AI
My journey from dismissing AI as a novelty to discovering it as the most powerful creative tool of our time—and what happened when I finally went all in.
micro02-06-24-2025
I went down the rabbit hole of re-reading my older blog posts tonight when it dawned on me: I have
micro-06-18-2025
The creative prompt I‘ve been looking for, from Greg Wheeler.
micro-01-16-2025
But, from personal experience, I know there are many ways to use AI for writing that are not only ethical,
micro-07-28-2024
In his late seventies he wrote a will stating that his life was not to be artificially prolonged. The hospital
2023: Get Back in the Box
Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day, and like last year, I want to use it to help prepare myself for what is to come this year. I do that by coming up with a theme to follow for the year.
Prime Writing Hours
Prime writing hours, as @SheaSerrano would say. It always feels good to get something new down and scheduled to post.
micro-07-25-2022
How do people feel about seeing emojis in blog posts/newsletters? Seeing them more often and wondering if I need to adapt them more often. 💥
Checking In
I check in after time away from writing, smoky Okanagan days, shifted appointments, and the excuses that derailed me.
micro-04-22-2021
I appreciate this article from Napkin Math about the potential revenue generated from newsletters on the various platforms. Am I getting ripped off writing at Every?
micro-03-22-2021
Social Attention: a modest prototype in shared presence Interconnected, a blog by Matt Webb
Hey World - Establishing Something New
I start a new Hey World writing experiment inspired by Jason Fried, creative renewal, and making publishing easier.
micro-10-21-2020
"The punchline would be something along the lines of 'Who knew humans could create so much crap.'" - me, writing about Twitter before it existed.
micro-10-21-2020
Going through my older writings (this is from 2005) and I had takes. "My take on it is this: why do we need another format for movies and media?"