Movie Review: Lone Survivor
My wife Lindsey knew I had read the book Lone Survivor: The Eyewitness Account of Operation Redwing and the Lost Heroes of SEAL Team 10 by Marcus Luttrell
So I Went to My Mental Health Counselor Yesterday …
There it is. All public and for the world to see. And now in a blog post for Google to index and cache and be permanently logged into
The Top 5 Strengths of The Best Entrepreneurs
Forbes just summarized a report titled “The Vital Entrepreneur: High Impact At It’s Best” by Ernst & Young and The Kauffman Foundation For Entrepreneurship. The top 5 strengths as
Count the Cost of That Next Opportunity with These 5 Questions
I have to admit, I recently learned really what a pro forma is. But I do know that knowing the cost, benefits and the upsides for new projects,
Essential Career Advice for Developers Ebook is Here
Back in August, I wrote a post that turned out to be very popular and got some good response titled “Dear Developers, Here’s Some Advice for Your Career.”
6 Ways to Finish 2013 Strong
Just posted 6 ways to make the most of the rest of 2013 at the iThemes blog, but here is a snippet: Review your goals for 2013 ––
How to Eat an Elephant (Or Tackle Most Any Big, Huge, Enormous Project)
In my late 20s I went back to school to finish my undergraduate degree. As a working adult, the daunting task of finishing that degree (I had at
The Draft of My Essential Career Advice for Developers Is Now Available
I’m on a writing binge lately … after the response I got from my outline offering my top career advice for developers I went to work on the
How Crowdsourcing Your Writing Makes It Better
Crowdsourcing is all the rage, but it’s also one of the most unique and amazing contributions the Web has helped enable in our world. For the second time in
One Selfish Benefit For Living By the New Rules of Entrepreneurship
So after publishing my rough draft of the New Rules of Entrepreneurship, I thought I might have left out something substantial — the benefits. I probably didn’t include