Month: September 2018

  • Tom McFarlin – is social media good

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    Love many of the points here: Twitter seems to promote more negativity on all sides of a given issue. People tend to complain more, offer fewer solutions, and chastise one another more than they offer any alternative course of action. I don’t see how this can be a Good Thing. On Instagram: This results in…

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  • Chris goes Linux instead of Mac

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    After 10 years with Apple I’ve finally taken a new direction and bought an Oryx Pro from System76 last week. He’s had hardware issues and is just done. I feel that same way in so many ways but have a few apps that are just so nice for macOS. Apps like Vellum and Scrivener. Maybe…

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  • How do I become a freelance web developer?

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    First the question is, when is the right time to become a freelance developer? start working for someone else to learn the basics of your industry build out a plan to move out on your own negotiate with your spouse if you have one specialize and keep refining what you’re going to do Watch the…

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  • You’re Busy, your time is a gift

    You’re Busy, your time is a gift

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    There is a trap that so many business owners fall in to. It comes up when you have a past client that needs some advice. You happily answer some emails and give advice and continue to point them in the right direction. You figure at some point they’ll pay you for…something. You just keep sinking…

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  • To Win at Work You Need to Be Deliberate About Practice

    To Win at Work You Need to Be Deliberate About Practice

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    Deliberate practice isn’t a lot of fun, and it’s not immediately profitable. It means being in the pool before sunrise, working on your swing or stride when you could be hanging out with friends, practicing fingering or breathing in a windowless room, spending hours perfecting details that only a few other people will ever notice.…

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