What I’m CREATING
Beyond what goes on at the day job…
Creating a new home for gwilsonswork.com on Wordpress — all of this on Squarespace will be migrated
Running my own lite-touch market research on various little ideas to see if they have legs
And daily journalling + blog drafting with my favourite fountain pens, in no rush to release to the public
What I’m CONSUMING
Formula 1 (2025 season) — I will talk F1 all day long and looking for ways to do this more
Grand Prix: An Illustrated History of Formula 1 by Will Buxton
Million Dollar Weekend by Noah Kagan
Lila by Robert M. Pirsig
What I have an APpETITE FOR NEXT
Making historical Blog posts for my guest podcast appearances and comedy shows
Merging my old 2010 “For Better GENiUS” comedy-philosophy blog into my master Blog
Reading This Is Strategy by Seth Godin
Reading Tribe of Mentors by Tim Ferris
What I’ve Completed (OVER the past few months)
By most recent…
Built the LEGO Millenium Falcon (the small one) for my office shelf
Merged all my LinkedIn and Medium articles into my Blog
Reading Sir Lewis by Michael E. Sawyer
Reading A Good Leadership Book by Dan Lake
Playing 1 pick-up game of Touch Rugby with the local tackle club — ticked off the interested list!
Watching Severance (S2)
Watching Welcome to Wrexham (S1-2)
Watching Drive to Survive (S7)
Reading The Collectors by David Baldacci
Reading Atomic Habits by James Clear (a second time)
Merged my Everyday Experience Podcast into my blog — if you’re interested in seeing and unpacking design opportunities in the world around us, might I recommend The UX of Hotels (#9)?
Reading The 4–Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss
NZ Citizenship with a shiny new black passport in hand!
Reading Tools of Titans by Tim Ferriss
Reading Hell Yeah or No by Derek Sivers
3yrs of producing and performing in stand-up and improv comedy shows such as The Dice Show NZICF24, POINTS! A Comedy Panel Game Show for Humans Being (2023 pilot), This Might Get Weird!
If you’re wondering why you haven’t seen me sharing much on socials or hanging around the networks, now you know why! And, if this ‘Now’ page concept has you intrigued, I encourage you to see Derek Sivers.