Post: #1

http://two.cedonulli.com/start-here/

Seems like it's right up our alley. Just started reading it, seems legit. thoughts?

Post: #2

(02-21-2012 11:07 PM)ElJefe Wrote:  http://two.cedonulli.com/start-here/

Seems like it's right up our alley. Just started reading it, seems legit. thoughts?

I've been reading it for a while now, I think it's has some great content. He comes across as a cool guy as well, and one of the better writers of that genre of blog.

Post: #3

(02-21-2012 11:07 PM)ElJefe Wrote:  http://two.cedonulli.com/start-here/

Seems like it's right up our alley. Just started reading it, seems legit. thoughts?

I've been reading a couple of articles now and so far its a cool blog. Gonna bookmark it

Thanks

Post: #4

Hadn't even heard of it until opening this thread. Read the entry article and bookmarked for later.

Read Roissy's latest article (Time for Women to Woman Up) and saw the author left a comment.

Gonna make myself a regular reader, I imagine.

Post: #5

Thanks for the kind words. It's my blog.

I considered to quit writing about 400 times now, whenever I read any of it, it seems poorly thought out, hastily written and just generally a minor moment's perspective instead of my general outlook. Started it originally just to keep tabs on thoughts and ideas mostly just for myself. Friends who read it have commented on how much it makes me sound like the asshole that I'm not actually in real life (little they know!).

But there it still is. Sometimes, e-mails from super interesting people. That makes it worth it.

Post: #6

(02-27-2012 06:26 AM)hnsight_roo Wrote:  Thanks for the kind words. It's my blog.

I considered to quit writing about 400 times now, whenever I read any of it, it seems poorly thought out, hastily written and just generally a minor moment's perspective instead of my general outlook. Started it originally just to keep tabs on thoughts and ideas mostly just for myself. Friends who read it have commented on how much it makes me sound like the asshole that I'm not actually in real life (little they know!).

But there it still is. Sometimes, e-mails from super interesting people. That makes it worth it.

Too bad you don't have a blogroll, we could exchange links.

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I'm a little torn on blogrolls. Even posting comments and referencing the bloglet makes me feel a bit of a sellout vibe. Ya know? Not trying to make money or have eight billion cubicle farming sheeple read it, sell crappy e-books, whatnot.