My English is good. My English is pretty bad.
As I started writing more “seriously”, as in actually publishing a newsletter etc., I discovered that my above average English (for a Scandi) does not apply to clarity and rhythm.
When re-reading my supposedly well thought through articles (such as my recent “Californication” article), I realise it's pretty hard to follow. My breadcrumbs and beats and questions don't come through very well.
Well, the only thing I can do is practice, so if you're a reader you'll just have to live with it for a while until I get better. Fortunately, I'm usually a fast learner.
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Why I “need” my own website(s)
I don't want to polish and update my Facebook or Linkedin anymore. There is no reason to settle for Zuckerbergs crappy profile page and horrible UX, when it's easier to just say “check me out at lindegard.xyz”.
So yeah, check me out at https://lindegard.xyz/ and holler if you want to do something fun (or profitable, I'm broke at the moment 💸).
And instead of the whole “where can I message you?”-conversation, I simply made https://aron.social/ where all my DM's are in one place.
Inspired by @molly0xfff@hachyderm.io on the “Dot Social” podcast by @mike@flipboard.social.
Yours.
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These are random thoughts. For more thought-through content, check https://journal.lindegard.xyz