Category Archives: Daily Drama

Blogads logo redesign has some “experts” in an uproar

Posted on September 15, 2005 by David St Lawrence

Henry Copeland does not follow conventional rules. He built a multi-million dollar enterprise on the notion that advertisers might want to advertise on blogs. He felt they might want  to engage 500,000 opinion makers, instead of pestering 100,000,000 nobodies. The … Continue reading →

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Playing a better game of life – part 6 – finale

Posted on September 8, 2005 by David St Lawrence

Warning: This is not a warm, fuzzy conclusion with softly swelling inspirational music. It is more like a klaxon signalling another round of hostle activity. It’s time to move from the theoretical contemplation of life as a game to getting … Continue reading →

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Playing a better game of life – part 5

Posted on September 5, 2005 by David St Lawrence

The key to enjoying the game of life is to play it in a self-determined manner. "Easier said than done," you may say, but this is an absolute necessity if you are to stay reasonably sane.  If others control everything … Continue reading →

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Playing a better game of life – part 4

Posted on September 3, 2005 by David St Lawrence

Think of your environment as the playing field. Your environment is an essential component of the game of life. Your survival depends on how well you understand this fact and take appropriate action to level the playing field or tilt … Continue reading →

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