I’m in the business of solving problems so I tend to pull lessons from other areas of my life. It gives me a chance to have a different perspective on an issue that I wouldn't of had just sitting at my desk. I’ve been Mountain Biking for about 20 years. I don't race, but I … Continue reading Getting Over The Rock
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
A week ago today was the Prestige Conference in Las Vegas. Prestige bills itself as, "Prestige is a business and career development conference geared towards freelancers, entrepreneurs, and small shops operating in the digital marketplace." Their goal is to bring in experts from the WordPress and non-WordPress communities to talk about the business side of … Continue reading Prestige Conference 2015 Review: A small business perspective
