Funnily enough we share career paths as well as interest in meditation. I initially worked in studios around Auckland after going freelance, but am now more or less running a one man web and design studio, and know all about the challenges of working from home—and the rewards.

Thanks for the writing encouragement—sooner rather than later I do hope to transform my part time hobby into something more eligible for publication.
.-= Jaitra´s last blog ..Short Black Temper =-.

“Socrates, with a host of his admirers, went to see a palmist. The palmist read Socrates’ hand. “What a bad person you are, full of lower vital problems and corruption of all sorts,” he said. Socrates’ admirers were thunderstruck and they wanted to punish the palmist for having the audacity to say such uncomplimentary things about their teacher, who was a very pious man, a real saint. Socrates immediately said, “Wait. Let us ask if he has something else to say.” He said, “This man has all these undivine qualities in him, but they are all under his self-control. They are all at his command.”

Another thing that’s changed for me is that I used to freelance as an Artworker in various offices/studios around London UK. It’s quite an amazing experience to go round to all these different places for a few days and stare into a computer screen and then onto the next. I’m working from home now which presents it’s extra challenges.

Anyway, sorry to go on. Great article, you clearly should write a book if you haven’t already. All the best, Rob.
.-= Rob Cubbon´s last blog ..Changing the shape of a leaf in Photoshop =-.

A great reawakening of the long-dormant Jaitra blog, good to see your writing skills used so effectively.

pip-pip!