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03 Oct This post is from from my other blog here Question of the day: I’ve been working with a web designer, and trying to get it to the point I like it well enough to actually release it to the public. The problem is its been 9 months since I hired him, and I don’t feel like I’m any closer now to releasing it than I was 9 months ago. He took my ideas and put them up, but it wasn’t quite what I wanted. I’ve been tweaking, rewriting, tweaking some more … you get the picture. What should I do? I’ve run across this question several times over the past week while I’m out and about talking to people. What if you wou Maybe several new clients. Maybe linking up with an association for a speaking engagement. Maybe a book deal. Who knows. You never got your site up and running, so the entire past 9 months was like you didn’t exist in the online world. Website is not synonymous with perfection. Having a website means you put out some information, and you tweak it. And tweak it. And tweak it some more. Websites are never perfection. Instead, they are a constant work in process. Try something. If it works, stay with the same theme and add more. If it doesn’t, change things around a bit. When you have a website, you have a base to build on. You have your starting point. And from there its all downhill. image source Digital Direct Multimedia 
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