The way I spend my day has changed quite a bit over the last year, since I have joined the iLab Ventures full-time.  I am now a part of a normal office set-up, with a minimum half-hour commute each way.  One of the consequences has been the decrease in my blogging activity.

I first started blogging, back in 2005, treating it as a personal journal.  My main objective was tracking my interest and thoughts in technology and the internet business.  I was also heavily inspired by the prolific Fred Wilson, who turns out well-written and thoughtful posts.  With time, I started spending more time on each post.

I am now switching back to a shorter form of blogging.  My friend Scott Heiferman does this very effectively and I doubt my posts will be as concise as his.  But I have decided that I am tired of postponing (and usually never getting to) posting because I don’t have enough time for it.  I’ll try shorter posting for a while to see how it works out.