Comments on: Blogging with a heart http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/ Andrew looks at Blogging and Blog Life Fri, 16 May 2008 18:59:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Causal Reasoning 101 for Bloggers at Facibus On Blogging http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-1523 Causal Reasoning 101 for Bloggers at Facibus On Blogging Sun, 10 Feb 2008 06:58:58 +0000 http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-1523 [...] Start with the goal and work it intelligently. By sticking to the plan you’ll find out fast if it works for you - you’ll know soon if it is a path with a heart. [...] […] Start with the goal and work it intelligently. By sticking to the plan you’ll find out fast if it works for you - you’ll know soon if it is a path with a heart. […]

]]> By: Tis the season to be memey: Eight things about yours truly at Facibus On Blogging http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-1365 Tis the season to be memey: Eight things about yours truly at Facibus On Blogging Sat, 22 Dec 2007 02:49:50 +0000 http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-1365 [...] Liew: a good example of blogging with a heart and an inspiration to Australian intrapreneurs and [...] […] Liew: a good example of blogging with a heart and an inspiration to Australian intrapreneurs and […]

]]> By: AndrewBoyd http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-1142 AndrewBoyd Sat, 17 Nov 2007 05:16:46 +0000 http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-1142 Hi Michael, thanks for your comment. I don't think that John is the superstar that he would have you believe that he is. He is making money, certainly. If you want a role model, you could look at the other bloggers who make more but do it without being quite such a tool. Best regards, Andrew Hi Michael,

thanks for your comment.

I don’t think that John is the superstar that he would have you believe that he is. He is making money, certainly. If you want a role model, you could look at the other bloggers who make more but do it without being quite such a tool.

Best regards, Andrew

]]> By: Michael Woo http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-1138 Michael Woo Thu, 15 Nov 2007 15:10:39 +0000 http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-1138 I guess that I'm kinda like johnchow. i'm not ashame telling people that I wanna make money and it doens't matter how... It's tough to develop it into something huge like a superstar like johnchow.. I guess that I’m kinda like johnchow. i’m not ashame telling people that I wanna make money and it doens’t matter how…

It’s tough to develop it into something huge like a superstar like johnchow..

]]> By: Blogging With Purpose at Facibus On Blogging http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-732 Blogging With Purpose at Facibus On Blogging Thu, 13 Sep 2007 10:52:14 +0000 http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-732 [...] way that the journey is going, to the extent that you can say that the journey is the best part and you love every single day that you are on this path? Can you enjoy the setbacks as well as the successes? Is it worth it every single day as you set [...] […] way that the journey is going, to the extent that you can say that the journey is the best part and you love every single day that you are on this path? Can you enjoy the setbacks as well as the successes? Is it worth it every single day as you set […]

]]> By: AndrewBoyd http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-610 AndrewBoyd Fri, 17 Aug 2007 06:10:37 +0000 http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-610 Hi Vince, without knowing more about the circumstances it is hard for me to have a view on this. Can you fill in the blanks? I'm curious to find out what business is only viable if people are paid 80% (or less) of the minimum wage in an underdeveloped country... Cheers, Andrew Hi Vince,

without knowing more about the circumstances it is hard for me to have a view on this.

Can you fill in the blanks? I’m curious to find out what business is only viable if people are paid 80% (or less) of the minimum wage in an underdeveloped country…

Cheers, Andrew

]]> By: Vince A http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-609 Vince A Fri, 17 Aug 2007 04:05:33 +0000 http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-609 A bit late for this comment, but fwiw. A businessman friend of mine (in a 3rd world country) wants to start a business. He can afford to pay 200 (in the local currency) per day, but the minimum wage required in that country is 350. There are millions of unemployed. My friend wants to pay them 200. These people want 200 rather than 0. The government says, no you can't do it. (Better let the people starve than work for 80% of minimum wage). A bit late for this comment, but fwiw. A businessman friend of mine (in a 3rd world country) wants to start a business. He can afford to pay 200 (in the local currency) per day, but the minimum wage required in that country is 350. There are millions of unemployed. My friend wants to pay them 200. These people want 200 rather than 0. The government says, no you can’t do it. (Better let the people starve than work for 80% of minimum wage).

]]> By: AndrewBoyd http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-428 AndrewBoyd Fri, 27 Jul 2007 23:09:49 +0000 http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-428 Hi Jen, thank you for your comment, and you are most welcome :) I am glad that you enjoyed it - seeing John's post triggered the epiphany and the post almost wrote itself, so I wasn't sure how it would come across. Best regards, Andrew Hi Jen,

thank you for your comment, and you are most welcome :)
I am glad that you enjoyed it - seeing John’s post triggered the epiphany and the post almost wrote itself, so I wasn’t sure how it would come across.

Best regards, Andrew

]]> By: Jen / domestika http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-426 Jen / domestika Fri, 27 Jul 2007 14:39:57 +0000 http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-426 So glad that Jeri's link led me here to read. It's rare indeed, to see Tim Ferriss and Carlos Castaneda put together, and so felicitously, in a single post! Seriously, though, one man's epiphany doesn't always communicate itself as compellingly as this does: a fine piece of thinking and writing. Thank you for it. So glad that Jeri’s link led me here to read. It’s rare indeed, to see Tim Ferriss and Carlos Castaneda put together, and so felicitously, in a single post! Seriously, though, one man’s epiphany doesn’t always communicate itself as compellingly as this does: a fine piece of thinking and writing. Thank you for it.

]]> By: AndrewBoyd http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-417 AndrewBoyd Thu, 26 Jul 2007 07:44:15 +0000 http://facibus.com/onblogging/2007/07/26/blogging-with-a-heart/#comment-417 Hi Jeri, you are most welcome :) I am coming to the realisation after the epiphany that inspired the above post that it really is simple - blogging is something that you do for your audience, not to them. And your mention of professional life reminds me that this applies to values-based consulting just as much as blogging (or, I would like to think, any other field of human endevour). Best regards, Andrew Hi Jeri,

you are most welcome :)
I am coming to the realisation after the epiphany that inspired the above post that it really is simple - blogging is something that you do for your audience, not to them. And your mention of professional life reminds me that this applies to values-based consulting just as much as blogging (or, I would like to think, any other field of human endevour).

Best regards, Andrew

]]>