Ah blogging, that’s soo ’90s…

Ah blogging, that’s soo ’90s…

Listening is one of the most underrated.

Not just an kind of listening. But active listening. The kind where you’re not just listening for a break in the conversation so you can get a word in. But where you’re ‘listening for the other person’ and asking questions for them, rather than you.

And that sounds very much like your week.

Listening is one of the most underrated.

Not just an kind of listening. But active listening. The kind where you’re not just listening for a break in the conversation so you can get a word in. But where you’re ‘listening for the other person’ and asking questions for them, rather than you.

And that sounds very much like your week.

Jye – thanks for the welcome to the dark side. I can already tell that blogging has the potential to become a very intensive ‘hobby’, so at some point I’ll blog about the experience of managing my own editorial schedule across this blog, the three blogs for the Sports Hydrant and my commitments to other blogs.

The good news is the more time spent blogging in general, the more chance that you will actually get some content out of me for TMB!

Gavin – top of the morning to you I think if you ask most people they’d agree I’m not normally short of a few dozen words ;-)

The aim here is to keep it concise whenever possible, but I won’t go out of my way to avoid the odd longer, more reflective piece. Just depends on the subject and how much time I allow myself for editing.

Jye – thanks for the welcome to the dark side. I can already tell that blogging has the potential to become a very intensive ‘hobby’, so at some point I’ll blog about the experience of managing my own editorial schedule across this blog, the three blogs for the Sports Hydrant and my commitments to other blogs.

The good news is the more time spent blogging in general, the more chance that you will actually get some content out of me for TMB!

Gavin – top of the morning to you I think if you ask most people they’d agree I’m not normally short of a few dozen words ;-)

The aim here is to keep it concise whenever possible, but I won’t go out of my way to avoid the odd longer, more reflective piece. Just depends on the subject and how much time I allow myself for editing.