So why would I take the time to move a blog from WordPress.com to my own domain?

Ultimately, it came down to learning about WordPress unconfined by the limitations of a WordPress.com blog.  I wanted to improve the presentation with a fresh new template, better focus on my career direction and challenge myself to write more frequently.  Most everything we encounter from day to day is a product of someone’s work–I frequently examine things from the perspective of product management when considering what problems it solves and how well, and the perspective of marketing when considering how awareness is delivered to its target audience.  My background includes quality assurance, and I certainly look at products in terms of how well they meet their goals (validation) and objectives (verification) so I occasionally include observations about that as well.

As I contemplate 2010, I realize that I enjoy writing, and I want to experiment with what moves my (small) audience and what does not.  I want to interact with fellow bloggers a bit more.  I have a few ideas for things I’d like to accomplish with my writing in the future, and I believe this can be a beginning and a platform with which to explore.

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