February 05, 2016

Pressing Pause And The Art of Reduced Capacity Blogging

February 05, 2016/ Greg Kanaan

Dear friends and readers. For only the second time since I started The [Legal] Artist, I will be taking a sabbatical to attend to various personal and business matters (don't worry, they're all good!). My sabbatical will begin today, February 5th, and is expected to end by April 25th. Although I will be very busy during that time, hopefully I'll be able to slip away now and again to offer opinions or provide some advice. So if you miss me, feel free to check back for a nugget or two. And of course, you're always welcome to dig through my back catalog and read some of my older pieces.

Thank you all for your readership and I hope to see you all again soon!

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