Comments on: Hello World! Thanks For Stopping By – But Why? http://markmccluretoday.com/hello-world-thanks-for-stopping-by-but-why Mid-Career Change, Self-Coaching And Personal Growth Sat, 07 Apr 2012 02:47:16 +0000 hourly 1 By: Bill Machi http://markmccluretoday.com/hello-world-thanks-for-stopping-by-but-why/comment-page-1#comment-978 Bill Machi Tue, 02 Sep 2008 23:19:12 +0000 http://markmccluretoday.com/hello-world-thanks-for-stopping-by-but-why#comment-978 I found you – actually stumbled on you – via an Internet search. I forget what I was looking for, but it must have had something to do with self-help – a subject I’m fascinated about. I did end up buying your course – a blatant plug for those who are reading. The one thing I like about the blog – although you have very little to do with it, sort of, is that you’re in IT – like myself – and writing about career coaching. Apparently IT people – myself included - think that because we can write code to change a computer, we can write ‘code’ to change a life. The only drawback to the blog is the jumpiness, although admittedly it would be a hassle, have you considered two blogs: one for formal career coaching, one for your views on the world? One topic you could write about – if it’s a topic at all – you could include a few success stories on your clients - or perhaps feature a client every now and then. Keep up the good work. -BM [Bill, Thanks for replying - Customer feedback is priceless! I'll respond to your ideas next week after allowing time for anyone else to add their thoughts to the mix. Mark] I found you – actually stumbled on you – via an Internet search. I forget what I was looking for, but it must have had something to do with self-help – a subject I’m fascinated about. I did end up buying your course – a blatant plug for those who are reading. The one thing I like about the blog – although you have very little to do with it, sort of, is that you’re in IT – like myself – and writing about career coaching. Apparently IT people – myself included – think that because we can write code to change a computer, we can write ‘code’ to change a life. The only drawback to the blog is the jumpiness, although admittedly it would be a hassle, have you considered two blogs: one for formal career coaching, one for your views on the world? One topic you could write about – if it’s a topic at all – you could include a few success stories on your clients – or perhaps feature a client every now and then. Keep up the good work. -BM

[Bill,

Thanks for replying - Customer feedback is priceless!
I'll respond to your ideas next week after allowing time for anyone else to add their thoughts to the mix.

Mark]

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