This is a guest post from Jay Riecke. Jay is a co-founder of the blog, The Creative Class. Jay is a writer and designer with a passion for people and their creativity. Jay is also a social media savvy professional. Jay is the author of “The Creative Class” and “The Art of Social Media”. Jay’s blog is a place where you can get ideas for your own unique style of design and life.
Jay is one of the most creative, insightful and passionate writers on the web today, but there is a problem: His blog is a place where ideas are constantly being re-purposed and re-made to fit any need. This is because Jay is creative and has a way of seeing things from a fresh perspective and finding the right way to approach things. But he’s also a very practical guy, and he takes a pragmatic approach to the world.
It’s a pretty well-written blog, but I’d love to see your thoughts on the subject more.
I think it would be interesting to see a site that was as creative as Jay, but without the practical aspects. I think the ability to go back to work and take care of our own personal needs would be something that would appeal to a lot of people. I think a lot of people have a tendency to be a bit of a slave to their needs, but I think this would be a great thing to have.
I’m a big fan of Jay Riecke’s blog, and I’m sure he’s a great writer. But I think it would be cool to be able to go back to work and take care of a few personal needs with the same ease that he does.
I agree. Having a job would be a great thing. But I do think its very difficult to do with any regularity when you want to. It seems like a lot of people are looking for a job, and its a lot of hassle to get one. But if we can make it possible to take a day off and go back to work and still be able to take care of our personal needs, I think that would be a great thing.
Yes, I’d like to take myself off and go back to work and get my job done. I was in a job that was a lot of work, and I needed that job to be done. It was frustrating. I could go back and fix it, but its just not worth it.
I think the same applies to the personal life. If you have to juggle all of your personal life and work, then you’re making yourself miserable. I had a lot of friends who were going through hard times, and they didn’t need to go to work just to make their bills go further. They could just take the day off.
Not everyone juggles their lives and work the same way. We all have our own jobs and hobbies, and some of us have more time than others to pursue them. Some of our hobbies are the same, but others may vary. So what works for some people, may not work for you.
The things we do have a lot of overlap in our life. It feels like a part of our brain is working on the things we need to do and the things we need to work on and work on. And what we need to do is to get those things from others, get them into our brains, and then do them.
