24/12/06

I can say the following with some authority based on the last time you changed jobs…

Perhaps you should not do anything for a while. Take a couple of months off from working. Still definitely do things like write and take photographs (do lots of that). I suppose this would fall under the category of “explore your creative side” but I would suggest you explore without the thought of it being job-like at all.

I know what I would have said 10 months ago.

Had I the means, I would hire Will right now. Just so I could say, “Will, please go make me lots of money. And make some for yourself, too.” And he would do it.

Perhaps it is what I want for myself too that leads me to propose this. However, taking some time for yourself after you have been on the move and shake for so long seems like you’d be well served to just be Will for a while. Get a job if you need money but don’t work-work.

24/12/06

Find a rubber tree plant to move…

24/12/06

Take fewer self-portraits. We love looking at you, but we’ve done enough of that for a while.

24/12/06

Oh Joe, don’t front. Besides, that’s what Flickr is for.

27/12/06

If anything, Will should take more self portraits. I never tire of looking at Will…

Hmmm. If you could do it, I’d take the time off, like Matthew said. You could find what you really want to do (and of course, take photos of supermodels on the side). But, if you’ve gotta work, start-up all the way.

Then you can hire me for the non-techy writing

27/12/06

I think you should become an avid vlogger instead of taking 2384729384729387 pictures of yourself on Flickr. Boys look better when they’re moving.

28/12/06

Go back to University.

28/12/06

it’s too exciting of a time right now to stand pat. find a startup, take them to the next level. get groundfloor and kick serious ass.