August 14, 2006 5 Comments

Eric’s Talking About It…

Eric at 52 Reviews mentions the new Great Big Small Business Show podcast and his take. He also wonders if I’m more than one person. God, I wish.

Easy answer: don’t sleep.

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  • Dave

    Okay, I understand you don’t sleep (much)… but what about a normal “day-job”?

  • Dave

    Okay, I understand you don’t sleep (much)… but what about a normal “day-job”?

  • http://www.chrisbrogan.com chrisbrogan

    By day, I work in wireless telephony. That sounds far more exciting than what I *actually* do in a day, which more often than not is truly just me helping people understand technology a little better.

    My title is vague, but switches between Sr. Applications Engineer and Platform Manager, depending on what week we’re talking about.

    My day job is 40 or more hours of fun and fury, that occasionally has some air in it for me to do a *little* blogging.

    I get most of my extra time from robbing from sleep. The day job doesn’t suffer much for what I do.

    In a weird way, I’m kind of like a historian/consultant within the company, an Oracle of sorts. (No, not Larry Ellison sorts).

  • http://www.chrisbrogan.com chrisbrogan

    By day, I work in wireless telephony. That sounds far more exciting than what I *actually* do in a day, which more often than not is truly just me helping people understand technology a little better.

    My title is vague, but switches between Sr. Applications Engineer and Platform Manager, depending on what week we’re talking about.

    My day job is 40 or more hours of fun and fury, that occasionally has some air in it for me to do a *little* blogging.

    I get most of my extra time from robbing from sleep. The day job doesn’t suffer much for what I do.

    In a weird way, I’m kind of like a historian/consultant within the company, an Oracle of sorts. (No, not Larry Ellison sorts).

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