Social media

Social media intrigues me. And it worries me a little bit. Why? Not so much the data and privacy issues, although they’re a concern to some extent, it’s more the impact on kids’ minds, the time those platforms eat up and the way they’re designed to exploit our...

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Recommended: Elegant Themes (great service)

I’m quite fussy when choosing suppliers and service providers. I’d been wanting to make a subtle tweak to my blog for months. I’d tried Googling for a solution but without success. I’d tried various plugins but they didn’t work. I’d read (and learned, first-hand) that...

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Of course it’s for me

I was tired. It was late. I’d paid three hundred quid for an online training course. I was confused by it. I was frustrated with it. Got annoyed with it. Did I want to know what another student on the course thought about a particular brand? At that moment, no. I just...

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7 Ways to Make Money Online

There are many ways that people make money online. Here are seven of them:   Selling your own products Selling someone else’s products (affiliate marketing) Selling services Selling memberships or subscriptions Running Google ads on your site (AdSense)...

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‘The Definitive Guide to Spotify’

I have a love/hate relationship with Spotify. More specifically, the Spotify app. I rarely use the desktop version but listen to music via the app on my phone every day. But there’s a lot there that I never look at. Take an artist’s page, for example. Maybe it’s...

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Choosing your position as a freelancer

As a freelancer, you get to choose where to position yourself. Maybe you have a long, proven track record with fantastic clients, and can legitimately regard yourself as one of your industry’s superstars. Or you might think you’re best off finding work at Fiverr.com,...

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‘It’s why the internet was invented’

My team, Watford, played at Southampton on Saturday, and came away with a 1-1 draw. The game featured a couple of major talking points: one, where Southampton had what I and many others thought looked like a decent goal ruled out by the referee, and another when we...

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Postponing my book

As you may know, I intend to write a book on the importance of inted and what I believe should be taught. But I've decided to postpone writing it, for a few reasons: One is that I want to watch and wait to see how the Brexit story unfolds. Also, I decided recently...

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Chesterfield (a)

I’ve watched Watford home and away for years and I often tell the story of one particular experience I had while following the Golden Boys. I like telling this to kids because they’ve only known a connected world. When I decided, at the last minute, to join Big Al and...

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Inspiration & a possible way in for inted

Yesterday I learned about a new financial education textbook, funded by Martin Lewis, the founder of MoneySavingExpert.com. “Your Money Matters,” it says on that website, “is the first-ever curriculum-mapped financial education textbook, is aimed at students aged 15...

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