the final word.: Recent Comments

Comment on a change you can believe in

Isolde — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 02:36:48 GMT

Change is a powerful thing, and when one thing changes it usually starts the domino effect of change throughout your life. I say, change it all. Give change the peace sign and bend yourself and reshape like a pretzel. Life is too long to live in the same attitude, and too short not to try every version of the stuff that surrounds your whoo, inside and out.

I say, let the winds of change blow around you and through you, lest you erode in them like all other immovable statues, set rock sure in their features.

You can do it AC - Believe!

Comment on cashing in ehow style

Kinjal bali — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 23:53:45 GMT

Wonderful Gaughen ;)! just a few $s ahead.. with 41.32 for aug month..lets keep it going..//

Comment on guess what?

Zandria — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 07:22:15 GMT

Wow! Moving to Scotland? Very cool. I've thought about moving overseas myself one day (spent a semester in Amsterdam when I was college, but that's it).

I came across your blog when you listed it on BlogHer! :)

Comment on now i'm speechless, over the edge...

Isolde — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 14:31:56 GMT

Don't worry about finding meaning in the Jonas Brothers - profets and visionaries come in unexpected skins sometimes! Besides, it is nice to know that Disney can breed meaningful artists, every since Justin Timberlake that just hasn't been the case...:)

As far as the mirror thought goes, it is true, life is about perception, not impericism. Nothing is black and white, nothing is unmalliable, and it is sad that so many people in the world choose to see things like this. The sooner we all appreciate that are perception of reality and truth is relative, the sooner we can make strides toward the larger human ideals like peace, respect, and a true understanding of our fellow man.

Comment on oh and some links!

Nils — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 00:03:28 GMT

I apologise for slacking. :S

Comment on feast or famine...and boy i'm starvin'

Nils — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 06:28:12 GMT

Weellllll if you don't get enough work, and you truly need it, you could compensate by writing more :) Won't make you money immediately, but should keep you busy and help you towards becoming fulltime writer.

Comment on world building/ man made art

Alex — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 22:33:09 GMT

I'm liking the idea of a pilgrimage to this family cave; discover a family secret? A hidden destiny?

Comment on quick compare

Kinjal bali — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 20:17:31 GMT

No doubt ehow works wonders when compared to helium, associated content and other such sites.. it is like an investment.. as long as ehow is in the business, you are making.. !! good work Gaughen !!

Comment on quick compare

AC Gaughen — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 15:57:04 GMT

you know, you would think that it isn't, but the articles are actually very self sustaining, so that say i put in tons of work this month and earned $20, next month i'll probably make forty. obviously it will plateau at some point, but i'm expecting it to grow without me writing another word.

it's a definite risk, but i'm interested in long odds. plus, while i'm doing it between other jobs, whats the real downside? as long as i have the time for it (and i'm not making the time for it) than i say why the hell not.

always a good question to be asking myself though...

Comment on quick compare

Nils — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 13:23:04 GMT

Is the effort you put in really worth those US$22?