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Why would you donate?

If you just enjoy reading the blog, listening to the podcast episodes, watching the videos, and you have no inclination to think about donations, that’s fine. I will, for as long as I can, keep producing content, and you can keep reading, listening, and watching, and the earth will keep turning. I do what I do because I think it has value and I want it to reach people, and I will keep doing what it takes to make that a reality. I will also continue to prepare material for public talks and publication.

Producing content for the good of others is a vocation. I would like it to occupy a larger place in my life than it does now. My writing and speaking output is very low. I don’t run this full-time (barely even part-time). I work a regular job during the day (actually it is sometimes quite irregular, as I do contracting work). I would happily produce content in various forms full-time, and if I can eventually drum up the support, that’s what I will do.

If you like this blog, podcast, and videos, you support what I do and why I do it (as explained on the About / Mission Statement page), or you have benefited from the material here and would like to show your appreciation and play a part in supporting me in my endeavours (or just being nice to me and making me feel good about what I do!), feel free to click the link below. Think of it like visiting a museum or a church. There is no obligation, but if you like what they’re doing, feel more than welcome to help them do it more.

I create content through a few outlets. Most importantly: Here at the blog and podcast, through the Right Reason YouTube channel, and also through another YouTube channel called The Peoples Carpenter, where I indulge my interests in woodwork and promoting mental wellbeing. I also build guitars over at the Monster Guitars YouTube channel. These are not currently income streams, but I hope they will be before long. I’m consolidating my methods of support into the Buy Me A Coffee platform, which you can find here.

Glenn Peoples