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Linkage

Tuesday, October 14th, 2008

Breaking Murphy’s Law was the recipient of a decent flurry of linkage in the last few days. Thought I might return the favor: Nicholas Bate bookofjoe Ian’s Messy Desk overcome your inner klutz Thinking problem management! Thanks folks, I appreciate it. Glad you like what we’re doing here.

Welcome Indezine Readers

Monday, July 28th, 2008

Thanks for stopping by. Links for subscribing to Breaking Murphy’s Law via email or and RSS reader can be found to the left. To get an idea of what this site is all about and how it came to be: I fought the law… Publishing schedule: I usually publish the main post Wednesday, Thursday or [...]

Alltop? How did that happen?

Wednesday, June 18th, 2008

I’d like to thank Guy Kawasaki and his team for including Breaking Murphy’s Law on Alltop’s public speaking site. I’m as honored as I am surprised. After all, Breaking Murphy’s Law is only a little more than two months old. I’d also like to that anyone who suggested BML to them as they we deciding [...]

Housekeeping

Friday, June 6th, 2008

I’m going to be doing some general housekeeping on Breaking Murphy’s Law this weekend. One of the major tasks is going to be tidying up and reorganizing the way I categorize posts. Why am I telling you this? I’ll need to go back and recategorized the posts that have already been published (which is why [...]

Four words you don’t want to hear coming from the video conference room at 7:00 am

Friday, May 2nd, 2008

“Try pushing that button!” Sounds like someone’s Friday might be off to a rough start. I’m a day or so behind schedule. There’s a somewhat more substantial post in the works and it should be online sometime tonight. This week’s “Friday’s List of What You Might Have Missed” is also going to be delayed and [...]

I fought the law…

Thursday, April 10th, 2008

The breaking of Murphy’s Law is not like robbing a bank, stealing a car or wearing white after labor day. Murphy’s Law is more like the law of gravity. It seems like a constant, like it’s built into the way the world works. It drags you down. You can’t really break it, but you can [...]

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