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In the last post, in October, I was talking about all of the things that I want to do but don’t have time for. And you know what? It’s funny how life works. I wanted to work out more, and now I go to the gym every day (6 days per week). Still not learning … Read moreThe Subtle Art of Being Disorganized
I’m not sure how this post is going to “sound” after I write it, but I’ll write it anyways. I have got absolutely nothing to complain about right now. I run my own business, and things are going well. I am happy. I am healthy. All the people I care about are mostly happy and … Read moreSo Much To Do
It’s funny what sticks with you. In 1991, there was a movie called What About Bob? And that movie was largely forgettable except for one thing. The main character, Bob (played by Bill Murray), had social anxiety that caused him to see a psychiatrist (played by Richard Dreyfus). The psychiatrist wrote a book called “Baby … Read moreOne Foot In Front of the Other
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about cryptocurrency. I worried that the surprise element was over. The ability to disrupt a market ends when the market’s current monopolies adjust so that they can compete with the threat. And I feel like Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, and all the big “financial transaction” players are ready to … Read moreThe Steem Scene
Over the last few years, we’ve seen a bunch of “WYSIWYG” and drag-and-drop page editors for WordPress posts. As a group, they’re called Page Builders. They come along, and claim to do a better job than the default WordPress editor. But I’m here to say it’s a siren song. (In the ultimate irony, WordPress’ new … Read moreAvoid WordPress Page Builders