Refreshingly honest advice for graphic designers & other creative types
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60 days and counting — some thoughts on riding the coronacoaster
If I come out of this with only one thing, it’s going to be that I got my writing habit back.
I’m sitting in a box, looking at a box, typing into a box.
If you’re a long-time reader, you’ll know that in 2012 I had a personal meltdown, quit my full-time design job, went travelling, grew a project called CycleLove into a fairly sucessful cycling blog, and began freelancing. If not… phew… let’s just say it was a rollercoaster of a year, but that overall it changed my life for the better.
So you’ve got this idea. And you want it to be good so badly, that you’re scared to even start, in case the reality doesn’t match how it looks inside your head.
A few weeks back, I found myself in the unusual situation of my lunch urging me to be more productive.
Sometimes when I’m in the middle of a really stressful project at work, I wonder what it would be like if I could organise my own life as efficiently as I organise things for clients.
Daylight savings ain’t good for the soul. The one hour spring-forwards has messed with my body clock and I’ve felt groggy all week.