Dave, Inc.
i was driving today and thinking about this business card that i want to create for myself, and i continue to grapple with the dilema of having nothing to put on the card since i don’t do, well, anything really. this is something sean continues to berate me about, but i still feel that it is very important for me to have a card that i can give to people, but since it’s impossible for me to do something ordinary, i want to make is different in some fashion or mean something.
so im driving and thinking about how i do have graphic/web design experience and that i do want to continue to do that and get paid for it when i can, but at the same time im not going to kid myself and think that im some graphical genius who can do anything, but i just say screw that, i will be a professional designer and i will market myself in that way, and if people dont like what i do and what i can offer, i really have nothing to lose and that’s not my problem. so im going to stop pussy-footing around the area, and im just gonna do it and see what happens. im working on my new website right now, dailydoseofdave.com, and im getting excited about all of the things that i want to do with it but dont know how to accomplish yet. i know you’re reading this on the site, but i stated writing these things when i used to publish them on my professional site savethedave.com. i decided to split the content of that site into 2 sites so i can have one that is 100 percent professional. the only problem is though that at the current moment both of the sites arent much to look at so i have to really get my ass moving on this stuff, and i still have to work on soem web stuff for my former english professor from UC, see what procrastination gets you. The Official Procrastinator’s Slogan: “Why do what you can do today if you can do it tommorow?” Honestly though, cutting back on procrastination is something im trying to improve on (and probably will for the rest of my life), along with being on time, having a routine sleeping schedule, and really truly expressing myself in public and pushing myself to be more extroverted.
