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The third time was the charm for me. Nancy Hudgins, Diane Levin, then Chris Annunziata recommended the new blog Settlement Perspectives so I headed over to see for myself why all the attention. Ahhh, I get it! John DeGroote has a very thoughtful and informative blog with some posts that deserve attention. Follow the crowd and take a read.
I have added him to my reader. Welcome, John.
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