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- April 25, 2010
Proverbs
April 25, 2010Read moreSUMMARY: A chance encounter with an acquaintance resets Dave’s understanding of Excellence and Productivity. (more…)
- April 19, 2010
What is “Jelly in Nashua” Co-working?
April 19, 2010Read moreEvery Friday I try to make it over to the Nashua Jelly, which is our local version of the nationwide co-working trend that started in NYC. If you have a regular job, you have no need of the Jelly, because you ALREADY have social interaction at work. Freelancers and the self-employed, however, often suffer from a deficiency in human contact as we toil in our basements and home offices. The Jelly is a way of regaining that contact and mixing up the routine; I find that it’s a great place to bounce ideas off other creative entrepreneurs in a relaxed environment, and I always leave feeling energized.
To help promote our local Jelly, Elise at Studio 99 asked if I’d be interested in making our own video, since the NYC Jelly video portrays a different crowd than ours; we’re generally older and less tech-oriented. I shot about 20 minutes of interviews and 20 minutes of coverage, crossed my fingers, and then extracted about 3 minutes of material with Adobe Premiere Pro CS3. This was the first time I worked with DV source from my camera, and I was surprised that Premiere didn’t crash on me ONCE. That made the editing process much more fun :)
- April 12, 2010
Design Website…Finally!
April 12, 2010Read more
After years and years of not having a dedicated design website for myself, I’ve finally gotten something up at design.davidseah.com.
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- April 6, 2010
Tuesday Evening Staff Meeting
April 6, 2010Read moreAnother day, another staff meeting!
When I started this experimental agency five months ago, I wasn’t sure if it was going to fly. The idea of making cheap web templates seemed like a good idea, but I didn’t know if it would fly. Making the collateral and defining the products seemed, to me anyway, based on my own guesswork. It seemed to take forever to make things, and I was frustrated with the lack of progress. Good thing I was blogging the experience, because looking back it suddenly seems like I’ve done more than I thought. The time spent building that first website, putting together that first half-finished catalog page, and playing with logo concepts has actually given me a technical base to work from. And, I’m starting to see the existence of an actual market. It’s surprising! I’m rolling up what I’ve learned from the Agenceum experience into a general design studio offering under my own name; I’ll continue to document the processes here, of course, because this is my behind-the-scenes R&D lab.
I’m very tired from a long day of meetings, so I’ll expand on this later.
- April 4, 2010
Groundhog Day Resolution Review 4/4/2010: Moving Forward
April 4, 2010Read moreSUMMARY: Progress is being made on my 2010 Groundhog’s Day Resolutions, and in today’s review I lay out what’s been working. Plus, you’re invited to an April 8 pow-wow in Concord, NH if you are in the area. Details in the main article. (more…)
To help promote our local Jelly, Elise at
After years and years of not having a dedicated design website for myself, I’ve finally gotten something up at 