2015 in review: Teaching everything I know

I feel I should have done this a few years ago. I know that it’s pretty common for writers to do these “year in review”. At this point, I think it’s good for me to be open and transparent about what I do. I always admired Buffer and their values so it’s my way to emulate them a bit. That said, it’s also useful that I have something written down. Our memory has a tendency to alter facts when we just tell the story over and over. This creates a historical record that I can refer to. (Why yes, I am a history geek! What makes you think that?) In order for this review to make sense, I’m going to have to give you a bit of a background on my current situation. I don’t want it to appear to you that I got to where I am overnight. There’s a story and that story will give you some context about where I am today. It’ll also help you understand how I’m reviewing my year. With that out of the way, let’s begin! The story so far… I quit my job in April 2012 to “start my own software business”. That’s a bit more than three and a half years ago. It’s a bit crazy to think that. It feels like it was longer ago (I have a weird perception of time). The main reason why I did that is because I get bored with #wordpress #smallbusiness #entrepreneur

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