I remember reading it like it was yesterday. Scrolling LinkedIn like you do, and stopping cold on a post from Grant Rawlinson, "Axe" to most people who know him. I'm reminded of Grant Rawlinson's crossing of the Tasman Sea every time I hit a wall in my own work, and if you haven't read it, you should. Here's the short version: the man tried to row across the Tasman Sea. … [Read more...] about Why Grant Rawlinson’s Tasman Crossing Still Lives Rent-Free In My Head
Cyberpunk 2077 Mission: Moving Heat Bug – Missing Car
Some time after completing the Cyberpunk 2077, Phantom Liberty main story mission, you will receive a text from Ashley who offers you the opportunity to obtain the Quadra Sport R-7 "Charon" sports car that the Cassel ginger twins - Aurore and Aymeric - were driving. This will begin the Moving Heat mission. This is actually a really … [Read more...] about Cyberpunk 2077 Mission: Moving Heat Bug – Missing Car
The Woodblock Print I Could Never Own (So I Made a Tee)
I've been collecting Japanese woodblock prints for a few years now. Before I knew it I had collected quite a lot. Thirteen at last count. "The original costs $30K to put on a wall. I made a $30 tee I can wear." RetroVision Grab the Ghost of Yoshitoshi tee here My initial interest was peaked by war scene triptychs, splayed out across 3 panels, full … [Read more...] about The Woodblock Print I Could Never Own (So I Made a Tee)
My Roman Empire Had 43 Million Citizens & They Were All Backlinks!
Sit tight, my faithful readers, as I regale you with a tale from the ancient days of the digital desert when SEO was barren of guidelines, meta keywords swarmed like a plague of locusts, and link-building was governed by Pontius Pagerank! 🧙♂️ T’was then that the late Eric Ward emerged, our very own Link Moses, brandishing link-building knowledge like … [Read more...] about My Roman Empire Had 43 Million Citizens & They Were All Backlinks!
Google Guides: Year in Review & My Insights Into The Platform
Let's begin by looking into the "year in review", all puns intended, for the Google Guides platform and my personal little contributions within it. Within 2023, at some point, I decided to dedicate some time to the Google Guides. As I view "creative writing" as a stress outlet, as well as photography, reviewing businesses whilst travelling … [Read more...] about Google Guides: Year in Review & My Insights Into The Platform