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Can You Be More Specific?

It's hard to really limit this website to a specific description.  In simplest terms, it's the blog of Chad Tabary. To be brief on the subtitle I only mention Business IT, Entrepreneurship, and running Hard Knock Laughs.  That started with Personal Development in there too, but it was too much for a subtitle.

In this website, there be ALL KINDS of topics!  Some that I'm particularly interested in, that don't make the header include:

  • Personal Development
  • Networking
  • Website Design (although I don't touch graphic editors!)
  • Operational Risk Management
  • Physics
  • Leadership
  • Proof of Concept

The website is definitely about business, best business practices, all things encountered by the entrepreneur, and the competitive edge gained with Business IT systems, but it covers more.

The tag cloud adjusts in size with the addition and frequent use of tags and categories.  You can drill in and distill the site some using these tags.  Also, the Search function works really well on Squarespace.  Use it to find anything you think you remember me writing about.

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