Five years of blogging

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Jan 4, 2010 Blogophilia, Narcissus Rex

Yep, it’s five years since I changed history, and the very course of human evolution itself, with the launch of the LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® blog.

Does it ever feel as if I work for the blog, rather than the blog for me?

Yes.

But in fact this is the way of everything that is worthwhile.

It has been worthwhile.

Will it always be? Would I blog about law at all if it didn’t do great things for my practice?

I don’t know.

But five years in, it seems, so far, to have been time well spent.

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2 Responses to “Five years of blogging”

Roland Dodds Says:

January 7th, 2010 at 8:23 pm
Well done! Here is to another 5 years.
Ron Coleman Says:

January 11th, 2010 at 10:00 am
Thank you, Roland!

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