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I am streamlining my businesses. All of them. I have a variety of projects and businesses in motion at any given time and while I am generally apt to create success out of following my whims, this one may be out of my comfort zone.

As a creative entrepreneur, I am used to going where inspiration takes me and owning the results, good, bad or ugly. It suits my spontaneous personality very well.

My new “Income Automation Project,” which may be seen as mundane, is actually quite exciting. Rather than being passive income, where I just do nothing and sit back and watch the money roll in, it is lazily active… I’m doing something… just not a lot - once the system is in place.

This will save time, money, hassle, and trees, in the long run. It is very worth the work being put in to the Income Automation Project.

In my daily browse of the web, looking for inspiration (which creatives and geeks often do) I checked in with Andy Beard - as I hadn’t perused his blog in quite some time. I always appreciate his use of layout, whitespace, typography and colorful adspace.

In the post, linked above, he made me wonder, learn something new and laugh hard enough to deal with the pain of Coca-Cola bubbles shooting out my nose. Ouch.

Totally. Worth It.

This video is the culprit of the carbonation incident:

SES San Francisco - a Dramatization (Duh!)