The new year is here everybody, and I’m convinced that this post is most likely akin to almost every other bloggers new year post; “The new year is here!” announcements, and “new years resolutions” are being scattered all over the webernet, and that’s the same gist of this post, so stop reading now and go make your own new years resolutions. Or, keep reading and hear my fantastic new years resolutions.

In the year 2010 I have three goals: (well, three goals worth mentioning)

1. Blog – I’m very intrigued by blogging (don’t ask me why) and want to take a more active role in the blogging community.. (I guess?). “Why?”, you ask (although I told you not to). Because the other day I sat down and read some of my older blog posts (actually, they were my most recent posts but I hadn’t blogged in about 3 months). Reading them was  rewarding in that I realized how crappy of a writer I am (something that I hope to improve by blogging), and also I found that I could somehow travel back to the day of the post and relive my emotions and experiences (sounds stupid, I know). That inspired me to keep writing. I don’t want to forget my childhood (or any part of my life, really) and blogging is an excellent way to keep that from happening.
2. Develop a successful iPhone application – iTissue was released a couple of days ago and due to an error on Apples behalf, was not displayed in the Entertainment category of the iTunes App Store where it belonged. It should have had at least half a day on the front page of the Entertainment category because they sort the applications by release date.  However, when iTissue was finally added to the Entertainment category, it was already on page three of the new releases and has not gotten any noticeable publicity (that I know of). Regardless, I have been spending the last few days marketing iTissue and trying to generate some hype over it (basically spamming people kidding). I’ve learned an immense amount from my experiences developing, releasing, and marketing iTissue and I want to put this information to good use… Thus my desire to develop another iPhone application, and hopefully a successful one! I refuse to sink miserably into developer oblivion.
3. Start life on my own – I’m done with school now, I’m ready to live on my own, I want to move some place warmer ; This one has many reasons behind it. The only issue in this is money (isn’t it always?), which is why I’m trying my very best to make iTissue a success.

Happy New Year people! Good luck with your resolutions!

Joe out.