Archive of posts from June 2026

Daily Post #3126 • June 30 2026 • Experience

Great client services

Great client services require you saying “No” sometimes.

Daily Post #3125 • June 29 2026 • Experience

Sony and physical media

Sony discontinuing physical media isn’t a war on physical media.

Daily Post #3124 • June 28 2026 • Momentum

Why not just do the thing

The problem with when people “fake it until they make it”…

Daily Post #3123 • June 27 2026 • Craft

Art is supposed to be hard

Art is supposed to be hard.

Daily Post #3122 • June 26 2026 • Experience

Show 'em some love

Google isn’t sending as many clicks anymore.

Daily Post #3121 • June 25 2026 • Craft

Withdrawing support

Hasbro, who owns Peppa Pig, is under fire.

Daily Post #3120 • June 24 2026 • Craft

Only a little

Will your writing improve with a better text editor?

Daily Post #3119 • June 23 2026 • Craft

Wired earbuds

Wired earbuds are “back” this summer.

Daily Post #3118 • June 22 2026 • Experience

The more you know, the more you don't know

Every day, I watch my son learn and grow.

Daily Post #3117 • June 21 2026 • Narrative

Free in your fantasy world

My Mum talked about her “fantasy world” to me when she was on end-of-life care.

Daily Post #3116 • June 20 2026 • Resilience

Fight and dream

Mum taught me to fight for — and dream of — the the world you want to live in.

Daily Post #3115 • June 19 2026 • Craft

Be a fan of your craft

If you love what you do, play with it sometimes.

Daily Post #3114 • June 18 2026 • Craft

You don't have to listen

Ever feel guilty for going the extra-extra mile when making things for those you serve?

Daily Post #3113 • June 17 2026 • Experience

Path 2

Everyone talks about promotion. Promotion promotion promotion. How you should be doing more promotion.

Daily Post #3112 • June 16 2026 • Resilience

Notice the nonsense

Humans care a lot about status and affiliation.

Daily Post #3111 • June 15 2026 • Experience

We forgot how to get lost

Google Maps will take you straight “there”.

Daily Post #3110 • June 14 2026 • Resilience

The pain is the point

When you’re about to lose someone, the pain is the point. The real tragedy would be to not feel pain.

Daily Post #3109 • June 13 2026 • Narrative

Who the journal is for

Most of the thoughts I share in this journal never get posted on social media etc.

Daily Post #3108 • June 12 2026 • Craft

Learn to learn

We love learning in my household.

Daily Post #3107 • June 11 2026 • Craft

Don't ruin it

Talk to almost any freelancer.

Daily Post #3106 • June 10 2026 • Resilience

Don't believe everything you read in the news

I saw a quote today that tickled me:

Daily Post #3105 • June 09 2026 • Craft

First, be one of us

We don’t like when big tech talks about what their products will do to writers, or artists, or musicians, because they’re not writers, or artists, or musicians.

Daily Post #3104 • June 08 2026 • Momentum

Simplify everything else

My team uses Basecamp because all of the work is in one place.

Daily Post #3103 • June 07 2026 • Momentum

One question eliminates 90% of tasks

The funny thing about the list of things on your mind right now…

Daily Post #3102 • June 06 2026 • Resilience

A junior with experience

Agencies love interns and junior talent because they have fresh eyes with fresh ideas, unburdened by memories of what got shot down, what clients won’t go for, and what the market “expects nowadays”.

Daily Post #3101 • June 05 2026 • Craft

Pencils and fire

Great artists don’t draw all day.

Daily Post #3100 • June 04 2026 • Craft

Brethren after fans

Lean into your craft for long enough… and you’ll find you disagree with every one of your heroes on at least something.

Daily Post #3099 • June 03 2026 • Momentum

No more deliberating

The things you’re deliberating over…

Daily Post #3098 • June 02 2026 • Craft

Toddlers vs AI art

If a toddler draws a picture, then AI “improves” it by generating a lifelike version of the drawing… does that make the drawing better?

Daily Post #3097 • June 01 2026 • Resilience

When there's zero feedback

What do you do when there’s zero feedback?

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