In the world of blogs, there are some really “big” ones (like Andrew Sullivan’s The Dish), and countless others that begin with a “hello world,” and disappear pretty quickly.
We are certainly not one of the “big” ones. But we’ve continued to offer content that we hope is valuable as you think about your work and organizational and personal success. We try to help you think of ways to “get better” at what you do.
And, last night, we passed 500,000 page views for the life of our blog. It’s taken about three years to reach this milestone. I’ve written over 1150 blog posts, and the prolific and always valuable Bob Morris has written over 3150 posts. (He now has his own blog, Blogging about Business at bobmorris.biz, where you can more easily access his archived interviews and reviews). We are grateful that he continues to share a number of his offerings with us. And Karl Krayer, my colleague at the First Friday Book Synopsis, offers an occasional post.
And, most of all, thank you to those of you who read our blog. A half a million page views makes me think that some of you find value as you check in regularly.
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