The following is a three part series of how I migrated from Apple to the Google ecosystem and completely changed how I work and thought about the web. This is Part 2. You can find Part 1 here. https://youtu.be/gnM_0595x6o Listen to this Audio Blog post here: It's now been over three years since I wrote … Continue reading Going All In On The Web – Part 2
When I first started freelancing, developer friends of mine would have some fun by sending each other job postings with unrealistic skill requirements. Things like, "Expert skills required: .Net, ASP, IIS, SQL Server, Exchange Server, Apache, Unix, PHP, Ruby, Python, JQuery, Action Script, Flash, Photoshop, Illustrator, Drupal, WordPress, Joomla, XHTML, CSS, Front Page, Dreamweaver, Firefox, … Continue reading Putting together your first Web Team
According to the government, you would file taxes as a "Self Employed Contractor." People would even say, "you're a 1099," for short. If you had your own DBA (Doing Business As) License, you would be called a "Sole Proprietor." If you and a partner started a business you could file as a "General Partnership." From … Continue reading How to build a business around your life
