This is my ultimate to-do list, publicly posted so everyone can see and keep me nice and accountable.
Before we begin, I thought you might like a picture of Tom Sellick.

I have 17 things I want to have completed by the end of 2011 and odds are I will barely do any of them – will strike them out as I do them. I might even grow the list as I go.. Continue reading →
A colleague I once worked with recently mentioned the Samsung Navibot on Facebook. I looked into it further and found a robot vacuum cleaner that runs around your house while you are out – frantically cleaning your carpets and floorboards for your return.

Anything that reduces mundane tasks in my newly purchased house gets the A+ ticket of approval from me. Especially when you have a dirt heap of a backyard because grass won’t grow and your border collies run dirt into the house every change they get (breathe!). Continue reading →
Recently there has been a lot of controversy in the media about paying GST on E-Commerce purchases under $1000.
Gerry Harvey, owner of Hardly Normal Harvey Norman is an ambassador for the project, wanting orders online to be subject to GST no different to any other physical retail outlet. The reason he wants this to happen is in order to level the playing field he says in similar words.

All good Gerry, though there is just one catch – you know nothing about E-Commerce or why we (consumers) are flocking online. Continue reading →
My mate Mike emailed me this week with the subject ‘Warrior Dash’. Who would have thought this would be the starting point of a soon to be epic road trip, filled with Viking hats, beer, camping and camp fires?

For the record I’m not a camping kind of guy – though I am a beer drinking, lighting fires and having a road trip kind of guy. On second thought, saying I like lighting fires doesn’t sound too good so hope you get my point?
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Ok so I finally decided to get back into personal blogging, again. This time I feel I have more to share though as I find myself:
- Reading more books
- Watching more interesting programs
- Owning my own house
- Coming up with more disciplined business ideas (online and offline)
- Completing further tertiary education
- Focusing on my fitness and health
And most importantly, looking for a way to live off the net, no longer working the 9-5.
Sort of like Dale Kerrigan in The Castle, I feel like I have dug a digital hole and now don’t know what to do with it. So keep watching this space and I promise to share with you some of the more interesting sides to my life.
To give a quick snap shot of my life currently, see the below:
- In my 20′s.
- First home owner.
- Run a number of successful websites, looking to expand.
- Work for a wealth management arm of a big four bank in Australia.
- People lover. I see the best in people and see no reason to surround myself with people who make life difficult.
- Love E-Commerce, definitely a priority for where I want to expand into.
- Background in online marketing, SEO and blogging.
- Major supporter of the Parramatta eels
OK so let the blogging babble begin!
AJ.