Read the first chapter here (PDF). Buy the book here. How To Make A Living By Working For Free Thanks for stopping by! It’s finally here, my 2nd book [you can buy it here… or keep scrolling to find out more about it]. It took me 2 years to get right and finished and I
I’ve probably written a book so far this year. Or at the very least a short story. Only it’s not that simple. It’s in pieces. Chunks. Most likely you have a bit of it. On your phone. Or on your inbox. Maybe it was in your “other” folder on Facebook and nobody has ever read
Summary of Dec 2015 – In December I had to find myself some day time freelance writing work. Thankfully I found about a couple of weeks worth. I also secured a contract for the whole of Jan which will (hopefully) pay off a lot of the festival bills I’ve picked up this month. I also
Click this image below – to show the list of venues. I can’t seem to get it to open on page load… but give me time.
There’s this girl A little while back I met a girl. I say “met”, we were introduced by a mutual friend over the internet. I say mutual friend, the mutual friend was another internet friend (I hope you’re able to follow this). The girl and I get on very well. Extremely well. Like, almost worryingly
I’m sure these things are obvious to some people, but to me, they’re new lessons. I thought I’d share with anyone who wants to read them in a BuzzFeed style of a list. There’s still a few days left of the year, so I might learn something new, however, for now, this is my
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I don’t think this is a Buddhist idea, but I was told it to me by a Buddhist monk so I am going to assume they probably have a concept somewhere in their ideology which represents this. The idea is simple: you don’t have to finish something just because you started it. My laptop hard
