Hello, internet friends.
It’s been a ridiculous week. On the plus side, I shipped out a very large project to a grateful client and got some extremely nice thank you letters from clients who I recently worked on projects with.
On the minus side, the toddler’s sick. He had a fever earlier this week and now, though fever-free, has a lingering cough and is sneezing out industrial quantitites of snot. One of the positives of running my own business is that I can stay home to watch my kid easily and then work on projects once he’s asleep. It’s pretty awesome, honestly (apart from the lack of sleep, but that’s a story for another time…). Three cheers for flexible work schedules and having control over your own time.
Meanwhile, the Harvard Law Bulletin just wrote quite a bit about my work with Disinfodex. Google Alerts also tipped me off that Robert S. Ehlers Jr. and Patrick Blannin referenced one of my old Fast Company articles in an article called Integrated Planning and Campaigning for Compl…
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