Comments on: Vocation or Vacation?

By: Rhett Soveran

Rhett Soveran — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 15:09:23 +0000

Thank Kev. It’s funny, as I was writing this I was thinking that this was as much a pep-talk for me as for anyone else. And that’s a great point that there is an outlet waiting for you/anyone. It’s simple and obvious, but it escapes me sometimes how lucky we are to have an outlet, at any time, for anything we want to say.

By: DigiKev Digital Media

DigiKev Digital Media — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 12:55:09 +0000

Great post Rhett. This will get a lot of people thinking, including myself. I was starting to get annoyed with myself at the fact that I haven’t been blogging quite as much recently and even blog about the fact I haven’t blogged quite so much. Silly really. I have come round to this thinking of blogging as a vocation. I don’t wish to make my blogging rigidly structured to a certain amount per week or any kind of regularity. I will write when it is appropriate to write. As you know my blog is niche, but I have begun blogging elsewhere too which builds up a much more rounded blogging vocation for me. Still, I haven’t blogged in general much but other things have take priority in my life and nothing has struck me as needing to be written about. It is nice to know that the outlet is there waiting for me when I do in the future.

By: Rhett Soveran

Rhett Soveran — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 20:45:07 +0000

Thanks Vivien. Thanks for the chats. I certainly wouldn’t have thought through all of this without our conversation. This is the true joy of community.

By: inspirationbit

inspirationbit — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 20:42:29 +0000

“if you want to go somewhere, you will get there faster when you have a sense of vocation” - this sums up everything really nicely for me. Thanks for sharing your revelation, Rhett, quite an opener, I must say — puts things into genuine perspectives.