I tend to obsess about online presentation. Whether it's business speak or replies on Twitter, I am fully aware that every time I "publish" anything it may be read by future clients. Here is an example of why that's so important. Yesterday I received
These GFH articles have been down in the depths as of late, discussing the hard realities of having a business and searching for work. I'd be remiss to suggest that it really is turtles all the way down. Time to bring this trend of topics back toward the
Nothing feels "right" until I write. Whenever I am trying to figure things out, typing or doodling is always part of the solution. I also really enjoy listening to and learning from other people. Crazy as this may sound, I have a very short list of folks that I pay attention to online. I sincerely h
"I feel like I lost my job." 27 years old and this was the second time I had ever said those words. The first time was three years earlier, when I launched out to start my freelance web business. Always an adventure.
This is exciting - I've been working with Tim Murtaugh [http://monkeydo.biz/] to update the HTML5 Reset WordPress Theme [http://ckh.me/html5]. His work was some of the first HTML5 code I read/wrote back before a lot of the frameworks became popular. I've been pleased to contribute back to this proje
I was teasing a good friend about losing his internet connection the other night...then I came home to a dead line at my house. Cruel irony. Though this issue drove me to public wifi for several hours, I wanted to share a few ABC's for the digital nomad with a non-functional home office.