



Hey everyone. In case you haven't noticed, there have been a lot of changes in my life. We have a new baby boy, a new job, and we've moved across the country. Along with these changes, I've also changed BryanBraun.com to better fit my future uses of the site. I'll be brief.
Slowly, over time, I've been making incremental changes to the site in order to make it easy to use on mobile phones. It's not perfect but you can now visit the site without having to play the pinch and zoom game all day.
I now have two blogs. My personal blog will continue to contain the same kind of yummy material I've always posted, with an increased emphasis on life in the Braun house. In the past, I've had a tendency to drone on and on, so I will also be making an effort to keep my musings brief (this one is pretty good, right?). For that one person out there who actually reads this regularly, do not be alarmed. I will continue to post here weekly.
My new blog will contain material related to my the work I'm doing in the Web industry. I love this stuff and I can't help but pontificate endlessly about it. It's a bit unfair to subject my poor family to such treatment, so if you like building web stuff and want to geek out with me, you can do it at bryanbraun.com/drupal.
I love to read and with all the time I invest in reading, I've been looking for a way to reflect back on what I've read and share my recommendations with other people. As such, I've decided to put up a booklist containing the books I'm reading and the ratings I'd give them. I'm also hoping that people will see what I like and give me some good recommendations. If a book inspires me, I don't want to keep it to myself. You shouldn't either.
Life is awesome. I wish I could talk about all the incredible changes my family and I have been going through but I fear I would wear out the keys on this laptop. I hope that by opening up my site a little more, I can better share my thoughts, ideas, and experiences.
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I love the book list. Have
I love the book list. Have you ever thought of using Goodreads? That's where I post my updates for the many books I read. I hadn't seen Derek Sivers list. I would recommend going to Jim Collins (author of Good to Great) website and looking at his recommended reading list. He has a great article on why people should read more than just management books (also posted on his website). It's expanded my thinking significantly.
Thanks for the recommendation
Thanks David. I've heard of Goodreads but never really dug into it. Thanks for the Jim Collins list. I really enjoyed Good to Great, so I'll bet his booklist is just as good. For anybody else interested, the booklist can be found at: http://www.jimcollins.com/tools/recommended-reading.html
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