Well, I'm back in the driving seat after a week of distractions and I've spent the weekend writing content for my website tattisfaction.com and well...it's been emotional. In building a site that's designed to help untattooed people negotiate their way through the decision making process that either ends in getting ink or not, I've had to drag something out of myself that I didn't expect. I'd envisaged it being sort of "do this, don't do that, don't go there, leave that alone, etc etc" but what

So day seven is done. My first week of WA is over and today I think, was my best day. I spent the afternoon rewriting my first page of content for my site (tattisfaction.com) and I'm much happier with it than the original. Thanks to a few words of friendly advice from other members, I managed to relax and just write, of course I should have been working but...well, everyone swings the lead from time to time. I also made my first real contribution to my fellow WA man, yes I've liked things

Who knew building a website...or more accurately adding content would be so time consuming. Maybe I should make my points more briefly, maybe I need to be more...clinical in the delivery of what I'm saying....maybe I should just be myself, write it my way and hope that makes for a more user friendly experience. I begin to doubt myself...are my experiences the same as other people with the same depth of passion for my chosen subject matter? Do I just think about things too much? Have I got eno

So, five days into this exciting trip into the unknown and the day job is forcing me to slow down a little. Still, the bills have to be paid until I can do this full time which seems a world away but, with small steps great distances can be covered. So the site construction is under way, I've planned the pages I need, I've a good idea what's going on them and using instruction from here and some cheats I've learned from work hopefully when it's all done I can tear up the Google listings but