Category Archives: plans and goals

Broken Glass – new novel released (for free)

27th
Sep. × ’12
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I finally got round to finishing the final edits of Broken Glass, the final novel in the Minding Tomorrow trilogy. You can read it here, though it’s worth reading Minding Tomorrow and Combat first, or else it will make no sense. All my fiction is released for free under creative commons, so download the ebooks [...]

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2011 Juggling Log

17th
Jan. × ’12
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Everyone who reads this blog knows I’m a total nerd when it comes to keeping track of personal improvements and achievements. That’s the main reason I started this blog three years ago! I’m also a nerd about juggling. What happens when you combine the two? The 2011 Juggling Log I know I’m not the only [...]

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2011 end of year blog thing

16th
Jan. × ’12
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I have a few hours free this afternoon, so I thought I’d do an “end of 2011 look-back review type thing” blog post. I did a whole series of blog posts for the end of 2010, looking at the goals I set for that year, but this will be way shorter I guess. Why much [...]

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Diary for a year – an textual analysis.

27th
Aug. × ’11
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This is going to be a bit of strange blog post, but I’ll see how it turns out. As I mentioned in my last blog post, I kept a diary for a year. All of it is in text files, sitting in a folder on my hard drive, backed up on various hard drives and [...]

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Diary for a year (or “why it’s been quieter on the blog the last 365 days”)

27th
Aug. × ’11
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Last year, on my birthday, I decided to keep a diary. Why? For various reasons, but for a start, here’s part of the very first entry: “I was listening to a podcast featuring Richard Herring. In it he did a book reading, from his latest book, called How Not To Grow Up. The subject matter [...]

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