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Tag Archives: Writing

Just Blog

Putting your work out into the world can intimidate even the most creative and confident of artists. You do that when you blog, but many fail to put it on the same scale as writing a novel or painting a landscape, for example. Why is it so hard to just blog? A number of reasons […]

Posted byDavid A. KennedyOctober 16, 2015December 7, 2018Posted inThoughtsTags: Blogging, Creativity, Writing

Writing is Failure

I always consider the entire process about failure, and I think that’s the reason why more people don’t write. Ta-Nehisi Coates on writing.

Posted byDavid A. KennedyAugust 6, 2015December 7, 2018Posted inLinksTags: Creativity, Writing

The Supreme Joy of Writing in the Open

A former colleague at the CFPB, Greg Boone, points out the The Supreme Joy of Writing in the Open. He’s hacking in the open at 18F with Jekyll and GitHub, and they have a guide for contributing to their site.

Posted byDavid A. KennedyMarch 5, 2015December 8, 2018Posted inLinksTags: Open Source, Writing2 Comments on The Supreme Joy of Writing in the Open

Blogging Dreams

I’ve blogged for 26 straight days. It has reaffirmed my love for writing, and I’ve had fun watching what has happened as a result. I’m going to write more about this later, but one thing I realized a few days ago centers on impact. As a writer, you always want to make a difference with your […]

Posted byDavid A. KennedyNovember 22, 2014December 8, 2018Posted inJournalTags: Blogging, Writing

Seth Godin on Blogging

Seth Godin didn’t become a brilliant blogger overnight. It took him years of relentlessly trying to master what he was passionate about. And you can do to! Source: QuickSprout.com. These are good blogging tips, and better writing tips.

Posted byDavid A. KennedyApril 6, 2012December 8, 2018Posted inLinksTags: Blogging, Writing

Writing Stories and Code

When I first started writing, I wrote stories for my middle-school journalism class longhand at my desk and then typed them onto a computer, editing as I went. I loved the physical act of writing that much – feeling the ink and paper blend. Beside wanting to fly jets in the Air Force when I […]

Posted byDavid A. KennedyMarch 5, 2012December 8, 2018Posted inThoughtsTags: Web Development, Writing
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