Happy birthday to me!

This blog is five years old today.
Much has happened since I started it.
It was created during my sabbatical year I spent teaching in the advertising degree at RMIT University.
Doing this blog helped me get to speak at a PR conference, guest lecture at Melbourne University and talk about brands at the Design Festival where I shared the stage with an old colleague - Chloe Quigley from Michi Girl.
It also helped me to secure a monthly column with Marketing magazine.
The column also has its own dedicated blog which you can find here.
Doing the blog has helped me meet literally dozens of wonderful people both in Australia and across the globe.
When I began I had never heard of Facebook.
YouTube had only just launched and neither Twitter, Foursquare or the ubiquitous iPhone had been created.
Quite a busy five years to honest.
Not sure I'll still be doing it five years from now.
But then again when I set up the blog during my time at RMIT I was seriously thinking that my career as a creative was over.
So here's to the next five years.
Thanx for stopping by.



10 Comments:
Happy Birthday Stan! Hope it's full of blogworthy topics, insightful comments, retweets and linkbacks.
Happy 5th Birthday!
Congratulations, buddy. Huge effort. Well
done.
HAPPY B-DAY TO STAN.
BEEN ENJOYING YOUR BLOG AND I'LL ALWAYS LOVE IT : ))))
Congrats old mate.
A herculean effort Stan, you're one committed bloke.
I for one, am glad I met you through your blog!
Thanx for the kind words kids. xxx
yay! happy birthday blog buddy. i turn 5 on the 16th and i expect i'll nimbly steal some of those 'what wasn't around 5 years ago' facts you got there.
super-ace to meet you in person over those 5 years too, stan. and when i get back from the westside, let's plan more coffee consumption.
please keep going for another 5 years - i think the peeps need you. besides, who will junior link to?
Happy 5th Birthday!
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