07 Feb 2010 | 5 comments »
Received this letter tonight.
It was forwarded onto me from an address I haven't lived in for over four years.
It's a little scary to receive stuff like this as nobody wants their credit rating messed with.
I'm still trying to work out a course of action (apart from phoning Talk Talk—previously Tiscali—in the morning) and hopefully doing this will be a good start.
It seems I'm not the only one receiving threats of this kind as you can read here, here and here.
05 Feb 2010 | no comments »
The other week I wanted the OfficPOD, well this week my fickle heart has a new love : the Archipod.
Just look at it!
And it's £3k cheaper than the OfficePOD.
First seen.
02 Feb 2010 | no comments »
One of my favourite artists of all time has a new album coming.
Listen to it for free here thanks to the Guardian.
31 Jan 2010 | no comments »
New in the series of statements which have no comeback.
This one usually said from a parent leaving literally you dumbfounded and with no retort.
The grand-daddy of no-comebacks!
#nocomeback
29 Jan 2010 | 5 comments »
This is what I look like to my friends kids (who are 2 and 4).
25 Jan 2010 | no comments »
The snow and sunrise at Cardiff Airport last month as I waited for my Edinburgh flight (was only delayed an hour).
24 Jan 2010 | 1 comment »
One day when I have my own place with a little garden out the back I'm going to get an OfficePOD (worth every penny of the £15k price-tag).
Thanks Bobbie.
22 Jan 2010 | 5 comments »
When I first started little endeavour I was told it would fail without a business plan.
Nearly four years I still haven’t got one and it’s done quite well (quite well=grown in profit/clients every year).
You could argue it would’ve grown quicker or bigger if a business plan was in place—you’d be wrong! You see business plans are just guesses at best and for us, staying fluid with just a core principle of “everything we do must kick ass” (another words never do a bad gig) has been enough to cement our pedigree and ensure success.
That being said, it’s now time to get a little bit more serious about future direction and growth. Not one for a traditional approach I devoured the book opposite which is for those ready to abandon outmoded thinking and embrace new, innovative models of value creation.
Business Model Generation has helped me craft a ‘plan’ without writing loads and loads of stuff but instead mapping and drawing it all out—thank you guys.
17 Jan 2010 | no comments »
I know they say HE works in mystery ways… but through my Sudoku iPhone app?
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