It was extremely hard to try and work my way through as many
blogs as possible in order to choose my top 3, but here they are in no
particular order.
The name of Ian Eisenhuth’s blog, “The accounting dream”, jumped out at me, and after having seen his
very suitable and eye catching blog design, complimenting accounting perfectly,
I knew I was going to read some quality work. Ian well introduces himself as a
full time Electrician, studying a Diploma of Business and also goes into some detail
of his passion for health & fitness. The content about his company Salmat
is well written, as is the rest of his blogs focused on his assignment 1. Overall
he is very much on track towards fulfilling his goal of getting to know others
throughout the course and tackling all challenges. I doubt you’ll have a
problem in doing so Ian, you seem well focused and certainly will be an inspiration to those lack motivation.
Jodie Sherman’s blog was shown to me through one of Martins regular
emails. Upon reading her blog I realised why Martin chose to forecast it to the
rest of the students as a learning experience, and hence why it is in my top 3.
Jodie explains how overwhelmed she was by her given company and the
difficulties she had, before finally reaching that ‘Ah-ha moment’. She speaks
the truth! Jodie's earlier post titled “Reality Check” and “Brain OVERLOAD”,
were a little bit of a laugh, but in a positive and surprisingly relatable way.
After hearing how she dropped back to part-time I also reassessed my situation
and am now doing 3 courses. As for Jodie’s company Lend Lease, it now seems as
though she is on the right track and I’m sure she is heading in the right
direction. Also, funny enough, her company is one of my company’s cliental.
Jayden Crilley, was one of the first blogs I found and just
had to make it into my top 3. Jayden and I also connect on UCROO, so I had felt
as if I already knew a little bit about him, but turns out I knew next to
nothing. Jayden has a wide range of interests all revolving around himself as
an ‘adrenaline junkie’, and it was crazy reading his experiences as well as
seeing photos. His skills around blogging surprised me, and looks nothing like
anyone else’s. The way in which he has designed his blog only heightens the
information which he discusses about his company Maca Limited. Jayden has succeeded
immensely in replicating his company’s own website, which shows his dedication
and enthusiasm. He has questioned
himself and wondered whether he is on the right track. I commented just to reassure him again. You certainly are Jayden,
it looks great mate!
