I saw a few of these "now" pages on other people's websites but didn't understand what it was about until reading Peter Rukavina's post and then Derek Siver's post. I have created a "Now" page.
Think of what you’d tell a friend you hadn’t seen in a year.
Like, “Still living in Dallas, though considering moving to Austin. Working at ABC. Really getting into cycling. The kids are age 3 and 6. I’m reading a lot of Pema Chödrön, and listening to a lot of jazz piano especially Brad Mehldau. I’ve stopped taking on web design clients, since I’d rather keep improving my back-end database work.”
That’s what a now page is for. You can’t get that big picture from any other outlets I’m aware of.
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, I meant to link to my "now" page in the original post, but I forgot, but have now updated the post to correct for that.http://142.93.124.147/now/
Looking at your now page, it seems you are or have been very busy. I like your site layout. I never seem to like mine. I added your website to my RSS.
Chris, I meant to link to my "now" page in the original post, but I forgot, but have now updated the post to correct for that.
http://142.93.124.147/now/
Looking at your now page, it seems you are or have been very busy. I like your site layout. I never seem to like mine. I added your website to my RSS.
Hi Chris, the link to the now page is now up. http://142.93.124.147/now/. I forgot to include it in my post.
What a great ideas for the upcoming Year. 2019 meets 'ye olde' New Year Resolutions! Lol! I am definitely doing it!!
I’m still working out what to put in there.