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Postcard From Hong Kong
There’s something about visiting a place where you once lived that can make you feel like a ghost. That’s...
There’s something about visiting a place where you once lived that can make you feel like a ghost. That’s...
There was a fascinating, if slightly unbalanced article by Nathan Heller in New York Magazine recently, entitled I Really...
Since writing about leaving Flickr and 500px I’ve fielded a lot of questions and comments from fellow photographers. A...
This is Advent Sunday. After today there are only three Sundays left before Christmas. Although Advent is not as...
Most of us are brought up to value other people’s opinions. We are taught that “everyone is entitled to...
There’s an old cliche that suggests we should never discuss politics, religion or sex in polite company. While I’ve...
Is happiness over rated? I’ve been throwing that (and similar) questions out on Twitter for a few days...
Focus on a niche. That’s the common advice for bloggers, when it comes to starting, growing and marketing a...
I’ve thrown & given away a lot of stuff in the past year. In fact, since last April, life...
Over the past week, I’ve been working through Danielle LaPorte’s The Fire Starter Sessions: A Soulful + Practical Guide...
No matter how hard you work, one day, someone will call you lazy. No matter how much you love...
I don’t think of myself as a funny person. But, I always seem to have had the ability to...
I’m currently spending some time in Adelaide, one of the Australian cities that isn’t Sydney or Melbourne. Adelaide is...
“There’s a familiar phenomenon of filmmakers hiding their loss of inspiration behind the ostensible social or political significance of...
The social tools of our digital age afford us amazing opportunities, on both a personal and professional level. But,...
First of all, I want to say a special word of thanks to you, yes you, for reading this...