I wake up, check my email, then walk Mattie. She’s so happy though sometimes she would rather stay inside with K than go out for her morning walks. But K is either gone or going to sleep a few more hours, so it’s best if I take Mattie outside.
Off to work I head, listening to podcasts, either my own or other people’s. I know some people who never listen to their own podcast, I have to. I want to hear it, I want to find flaws and ways to make it better.
Work goes on, we’re doing more sites with the same concepts. It’s not too exciting right now, though I am working on a viral marketing idea for us. I’ll share details later. Largely I work on my Magic the Gathering podcast, ManaNation after work when I’m not on the couch with K.
Some nights I’m filming for ManaNation. Tuesdays is usually the improv workshop at SAK and then filming. Wednesdays I usually record on Skype with WhatTheCast. Thursdays are unscheduled. Fridays are sometimes D&D with Doug and Laura and others from church. Saturdays usually are some tournament once a month. Sundays I go to church in the morning and then lunch with dad or K and Chrissy. Mondays are usually open, depending we might try to schedule time with friends.
I love spending time with Mattie and K. I’m beginning to make time to play more Magic, as much as I work on the site podcast and talk about the game, I play surprisingly little. Then I go and get frustrated when I don’t do well. Stupid. Play more = get better.
I would love to work for myself. It’s no secret and I feel safe publishing this on the blog. I’m an entrepreneur at heart, I just haven’t had the means to pursue any ideas really. The podcast is my first venture and it could eventually turn out to be quite profitable.
I have an idea for a dot-com, I’m not ready to leak the concepts yet. I’ve mentioned it in discussions with people but mostly in passing and I don’t think anyone realizes what it is, but I think it may do best being developed in LISP. Sure I could do it in PHP or ASP.Net but the concept and infrastructure I have planned may be best suited to LISP. God help me.
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