Not Everyone Wants You to Succeed
One of the key things I learned early on while developing Comus was something I really wasn’t expecting to learn. In fact, it’s something […]
Edwin Schofield's Journal
- I’m a Creative Capital Investor based in Farnham, UK. Here’s a short summary of what I do.
- This journal is my daily reflection on my work, progress, failures, and new ideas. Not the recycled theory you read everywhere else.
- I share real decisions, lessons, and strategies for entrepreneurs, marketers, and designers who want to build businesses, brands, and products that actually succeed.
- I don’t post on social media. My accounts exist, but everything points back here. This is the only place I write regularly.
- For all enquiries, email me: edwin@schofield.xyz. I read and reply to everything.
- I am dyslexic, so I use AI to help with spelling and grammar. I write every post in full myself, then put it through Google Gemini as a proofreader. You may notice some American spellings or the occasional em dash — I try to remove them all.
- There are no images in this journal; here is why.
Why We Decided to Build a Ticketing Platform Called Comus in 2025
So any logical person looking at the events industry at the moment would probably see an industry that is still trying to recover from
What I’ve Learned About Platform Development After a Year of Building Comus
In August 2024, Alex Clarke and I had this great idea for a business. We would build a ticketing platform and make millions. It
Leaving Social Media Was an Easy Choice to Make
For years, I used social media. I joined Facebook in 2007, and at the time, it was great: a place where my uni friends
