The Wordcraft Blog Letter #5

Welcome People “… we cannot rely on AI to do anything for us in any tasks that require common sense, judgement and creativity.” Mind promenade Comparison, comparison and more comparison. It is ongoing. It doesn’t matter where we are or what we’re doing, every individual insists on gauging his successes by other people’s. We tendContinue reading “The Wordcraft Blog Letter #5”

The Wordcraft Blog Letter #4

Smile On “A virtual print proves your existence, shows who you are, what services you provide” Mind promenade A week late. It has been hectic: overtime, partner away for a couple of days and daughter slipped with school attendance again… You know, life. Progressing Contracts. Work commitment. What can they do for both the clientContinue reading “The Wordcraft Blog Letter #4”

The Wordcraft Blog Letter #3

Nesting “You can (and you should) always focus the offer on the demand. “ Mind promenade Small businesses like the one I’m trying to build are so hard to promote. I see so many posts of sole traders struggling to self-promote, on a daily basis. It’s the lack of confidence and information, I guess, thatContinue reading “The Wordcraft Blog Letter #3”

The Wordcraft Blog Letter #2

An evergreen business “Over time boredom can lead your customers to look for something else, even the loyal ones.” Mind promenade We grow up and old, we change our tastes and our perception of things. We all learn and evolve. Customers are us. Some businesses take us for granted. A business should neither underestimate norContinue reading “The Wordcraft Blog Letter #2”

The Wordcraft Blog Letter #1

Something different It’s my blog and I do what I want to. A Blog Letter And why the hell not? It’s my blog, my domain, so I can make use of it the way I like it. Cutting the middle man to get people to sign up for a newsletter sounds like a pretty goodContinue reading “The Wordcraft Blog Letter #1”

remote work yet again

My search for remote working spots continues. I feel like there’s an opportunity niche to work on here because there doesn’t seem to be enough around. In this whole new world of the remote (and hybrid), we can’t seem to find enough local places we can work from, outside our home, where you don’t needContinue reading “remote work yet again”

moans and groans

Nobody likes dealing with complaints. They’re like a hot potatoe everyone avoids and pushes away, for someone else to deal. It’s also not something that anybody can deal. It requires a psychological thought process, the ability to empathize while distancing, an a hell lot of diplomacy. You will find that most of the dealings withContinue reading “moans and groans”