I am a thinker, designer, developer, maker/breaker, and writer at John at Work ⚒️.
This article is here to tell you about some (and eventually all) the Spheres I have working in my head, in organization with others, and ones I am not even clear on yet. Oh, and I will get into what the fuck a Sphere even is (to me) 🧑🏽🚀
As a passionate content creator, I often find myself reflecting on the terms we use to describe our online platforms. Whether I refer to my space as a "weblog," "blog," or "web log," the essence remains the same—a personal, chronologically updated journal on the internet. Each term carries its own connotations; "weblog" feels more formal and historical, while "blog" resonates with modernity and casualness. I appreciate the evolution of this medium and how it connects us in an informal, conversational way. Join me as I explore the subtle differences and similarities between these terms, and how they shape our understanding of online content creation.
I've been on a quest to find better apps and services to help local small businesses navigate and succeed with and on the web — for many years. This post is an intro of Local Web Pilot, a solution I have been cooking up for a few months.
I am an odd boy with odd ideas, but hear me out. Perhaps I can be of some value.
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