Curb Your Enthusiasm's Jeff Garlin and Larry David
Larry David once said, “This is what happens when you run out of nothing.” Not that I’ve run out of the rants, raves and/or opinions I’ve been posting for the past few weeks – but good ol’ LD has made me step back and think about what I’ve been publishing to the world. Sometimes nothing can be good (Seinfeld, Curb) but at what point does the audience crave something?
Since there is a nonexistent barrier to enter the blogging world, anyone with an internet connection can become the next Perez Hilton. The more the merrier, yes, but is anyone trimming the fat from the millions of blogs out there? Probably not – and this is where Larry David comes in; I’m going to start trimming my own fat. Gross, I know.
I have stated before that we all must work harder to achieve our goals in 2010, and that’s precisely what I’m going to do with this blog as well. More creative, more innovative, less fluff (maybe a little fluff here and there – just less).
While this is my plan, as you know from the Most Influential Person of the Decade post – I truly value what you have to say as well. What would you like to see more of on the Unemployment Line? Fluff (personal tales) or Stuff (industry spit)? Drop a line below or shoot an e-mail to the official Unemployment Line mailbox.
That’s how I do’s it, Larry.
