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Unfinished Business episode 87: ‘I thought you were Kid Jensen’ with Paul Boag

This week on Unfinished Business, I had planned to talk with Paul Boag about client briefs and managing expectations. But when we sat down to talk, we were both in the mood to talk about something much, more personal. We discussed how we feel about how Twitter has changed, Erin Kissane’s ‘Ditching Twitter,’ Dan Edwards’ ‘Treading through treacle’ and our general sense of melancholy about our industry. Then we talk about how, contrary to what we often hear, our industry is filled with acts of kindness. We discuss how we maintain our optimism and the steps we take to protect ourselves emotionally. If you think you know Paul and I from our public personas, I think that you’ll be very surprised by this episode. If you haven’t listened to Unfinished Business for a while (or at all) I urge you to listen this week.

This week’s episode is sponsored by Perch and by Antetype. Listen to the show for a very special discount on Antetype, only for Unfinished Business listeners.

I’m hosting ‘CSS3 For Responsive Design’ workshops at The Web Is… in Cardiff and Beyond Tellerrand in Berlin in November. Get 20% off your tickets when you use the offer-code unfinished.


September 22, 2014 • Andy Clarke • Unfinished Business
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