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What the Facebook sharing changes and Jetpack mean for me
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So Facebook is changing their sharing and JetPack won’t share to my Facebook profile anymore automatically. That means I can’t share my content on Facebook without doing it manually unless I want to share on my page and to get any traction there I need to pay Facebook. So I won’t be doing it. I
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If Your Smartphone is On Your Desk Your Doing Bad Work
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The easy option is almost always the default and this is a bad thing in many cases. The easy choice is to not have to run to another room to answer a phone call, or text message. The easy choice is to keep your phone close at hand all day. Unfortunately,if you’re smartphone is on
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Freelance Friday 016 – July 27 2018
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This week I picked a cover for The Art of Focus. Many thanks to the fine people on my email list for helping with that process. Lots of great feedback was given and I’m very happy with the cover that resulted. On that note, if you’re not on the email list make sure you sign
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Learning From Big Businesses As A Freelancer
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Being a freelancer often presents a lot of different challenges. When you’re working by yourself, it can often feel like you lack the clout of a bigger company. It will be hard to get your name out into the world, maintain professional relationships with customers, and some people may even miss their chance to grow.
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Stop Wasting Time with Emails, Voicemail and Posts
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It doesn’t matter how focused you are, when the phone buzzes on your screen, we feel compelled to check it. Clients, prospects and co-workers can get in touch with you through a variety of ways. We have so much diversity of communication and we almost always default to letting it interrupt us. When you are
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Should I Read It 025 – The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
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Today we’re going to look at a classic business book. It’s one that everyone says you should read, but I’m not everyone. Purchase The 7 Habits on Amazon Written Review of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People This episode of Should I Read It is brought to you by The 8 Week Business Bootcamp.
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How to Decide What Parts of Your Business to Outsource
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When you first start running a small business, you have total control over every single aspect of it. However, as time goes on, you realise that you don’t have enough hours in the day to properly manage every single aspect of it. One solution is to hire people in different departments to take care of
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Without My Support System You May Not Be Seeing This
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In my upcoming book The Art of Focus, I do some of my most serious writing. In fact I wrote about my thoughts of suicide before I told my wife where I was really at. I tried to have that discussion over and over again and there was just never a right time to become
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Jason Snell reminds us what the product is if we’re not paying
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Great thoughts from Jason Snell on Anchor podcasting. Sure it’s free but that means you’re the product. They’re going to sell ads against your content at some point. Years ago I started banging the drum about free services. I happily pay for Transistor because I know I’m not the product. I’m the customer. Transistor launches
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Some Indie Fiction I’m excited about
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The sequel to Akairya is getting closer to completion. I’ve read the first one and it was good. One part was a bit to “adult” for my 7-year-old but it wasn’t aimed at readers that young anyway. I just tweak it a bit for her and we both love it. I’ll be buying a copy
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