
Woodworking and design are activities that are natural to me. I am at my best designing and crafting quiet elegant pieces for all of you. Writing, however, provides a wee bit more of a challenge.
If you’ve followed me here at the Studio for a while now, you know that I maintain the Studio Blog as a means to help further solve you needs and connect in deeper ways. However, I don’t mind being honest in saying I do not always know what to write about.
“What’s the point of this article? Will anyone even care if I publish this? Am I simply writing what I want to read? Is it normal to have this echo in my head?”
These questions run through my mind as I search for topics that would best serve and inform you. Sometimes I have moments of clear inspiration and other times I feel like I’m grasping at carcinogenic sawdust particles floating through the air. I enjoy writing the blog, don’t get me wrong. It’s just hard sometimes to see what would serve you best in the way of informative, problem solving, and entertaining content.
As I sat at the bench contemplating this it hits me like a piece of White Oak over the cranium: Ask them what they want to read. You would think a solution that simple would have come earlier, but remember what I said about carcinogenic sawdust particles? Yeah.
So, what do you want to read here at Adam King Studio? What would be the absolute best content you could receive here? What would help you solve a problem, obtain answers to a question, and add the most value to your follow?
I truly want to know. It’s my hope to make the Studio a place for you to come to knowing it will always have something of value to help you in the greatest ways possible. In short, I want to inspire you. The only way for that to happen is for you the reader to let me know what will serve you best.
So please tell me. Drop me a suggestion in the comments below, email me, or if you follow me on Twitter, hit me up there.
I can’t wait to hear what you have to say and I’m excited to help you in greater and more meaningful ways. I appreciate all of you.







