Day 078 | Honey I’m home
March 18, 2012
An hour and a half later than expected I arrived in a sunny London this morning, being greeted by a cuddly kitty and D.
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Day 077 | Home time
March 18, 2012
I’m sat writing this looking out over the sun setting over our plane and JFK. It’s been an incredible trip and I’ve met more people and made more new friends than I had imagined. It’s with a little sadness that I return home but at the same time it’s with
Day 076 | Last night away
March 18, 2012
It’s the last full day in New York and it has been a really good day with breakfast over on the Upper West side at my friend’s flat followed by a visit to General Assembly and lunch with Rob from Twilio.
Day 075 | Catch up
March 16, 2012
Today I spent a couple of hours writing up my notes and the day to day posts for SXSW. As I’m sure you’d noticed they were lagging behind.
Day 074 | Goodbye Austin. Hello New York
March 15, 2012
As you might have noticed from the lack of daily updates SXSW has been rather intense and with very little time to do any work. But it’s been great. Now, however, it’s time to head off to New York.
Day 073 | SXSW day 5
March 15, 2012
Together with day three this day topped my SXSW visit. It was the last day but the events I went to were brilliant, inspiring and informative and as on all of the other days, in between and after the talks, the day was filled with great conversations with amazing people.
Day 072 | SXSW day 4
March 15, 2012
So, day three was brilliant and the parties were great. Day four was not, at least not the day itself. The lack of sleep was getting to me and so was the drinking and it meant that that my attention span was a bit compromised and I felt very uncomfortable.
Why you should write every day
You probably think you have nothing to write about but once you start it gets hard to stop. Honestly.
Writing is an incredibly important skill at all levels. By writing every day you reflect on things in a different and clearer way and you become better at expressing yourself. If you haven’t tried writing every day, give it a try for 30 days to begin with. I did it every day of 2012. Seth Godin has done it for years and swears by it.