Nice, insightful set of principles around how Martin Wright writes his weeknotes:
I write about what’s stuck with me when I sit down to write my weeknote. I don’t want to assume what’s important, or interesting enough to weeknote while it’s happening, so I don’t take notes during the week to feature in my weeknote. If I’ve forgotten it by the time of writing then it wasn’t worthy of inclusion in a weeknote.
I haven’t done brilliantly at coming back to blogging, but at least I am thinking about it a bit more often.
Emily Webber’s new course on building communities of practice looks good.
Sometimes it’s nice to be reminded of the right things to do. This from dxw is a good example of that.
As part of my accidental blogging break this year, I also didn’t open my news reader (yes I am old school). This means I currently have over 8,000 unread articles in NetNewsWire (I told you I was old school). I probably ought to mark all as read and start over, but there’s bound to be some good stuff in there that I don’t want to miss.
So I will scan it all a bit every day and pick out some gems, and post them here for posterity.
Hi Dave. Keep going, I am pleased you’re back. Neilly.