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I’ve updated my blog – Julian Summerhayes

Thanks to Jamie Todd Rubin I’ve finally plucked up the courage to update my blog to the WordPress Twenty Nineteen theme. This has come at a very prop…

Finish what you start – Julian Summerhayes

“Don’t go around saying the world owes you a living. The world owes you nothing. It was here first.” ― Mark Twain So, I’m back writing to my blog. “A…

Why do so few leaders blog? – Julian Summerhayes

Are they afraid… to influence a debate or illuminate a point of view? It’s not all the same, but there’s still a huge vacuum. It might be a phobia of…

My Blog: What Comes Next? – Julian Summerhayes

I have delayed posting my blog today. To be honest, I was unsure if I would post anything. In the last few weeks, I have thought carefully about the …

Is it just writing? – Julian Summerhayes

It’s never just writing but I’m not sure that what I do can be called anything else. A blog? In the days of Substack etc., I think it’s hard to know …

I’m back in business – Julian Summerhayes

I’m sorry that my website has been down for the last few days. I will spare you the detail. Me and hosting are hardly best of friends, but at least I…

How am I doing? – Julian Summerhayes

I am a great believer in feedback – even the s*** sandwich variety can be instructive, if not always welcome. But what of my blogging? Here I am sitt…

Happy New Year – Julian Summerhayes

I promise to write more on this site in 2021. About what? Well, if you read yesterday’s post on Livejournal — Office life — you’ll get a flavour of w…

Everything is broken – Julian Summerhayes

So many things are broken: government banks employment relationships. How did it get like this? I mean at what stage did we allow things to fall into…

Another year – Julian Summerhayes

For now, I’ve updated and paid for the hosting of this blog. All I need do now is create something worth your time. Take care, Julian

Acting on the shadow – Julian Summerhayes

I’ve spent a lot of time blogging. It’s been helpful in examining my existential angst, but it’s removed me from my art — and I mean the full gamut. …

10 Reasons to fall in love with blogging – Julian Summerhayes

It doesn’t matter how many times you read it, blogging has the power to change the World. Unfortunately, too few people have grasped the nettle. I’m …