web design for the rest of us
The Tribe Conference brings 250+ writers and bloggers together in one room for a weekend. Things are going to happen. 4 takeaways to apply right now.
So you go to a website and expect to see a page full of information and graphics. But instead you get all messed up images and text or obviously old information. What’s up? And how to fix it?
When starting a new business, money is often a big issue. So we try to do everything ourselves. But is that the best approach? And when should we let someone else handle functions or tasks for us?
What happens to your data when your old hard drive dies and you recycle it? How about when you sell a computer/tablet/phone? You deleted things. So it’s all good, right?
It’s been said that the only constant is change. While many people would like things to stay just the way they are, that doesn’t happen. So how do we deal with it?
Sooner or later we act out what we really believe. Too bad if that then keeps us from achieving what we really wanted and needed. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
When a former Director of National Intelligence and longtime veteran of the US Intelligence Community speaks about cyber threats and security, it’s time to listen.
“Never put off till tomorrow, what you can do the day after tomorrow.” For many of us, those words by Mark Twain pretty well cover how we approach things: We procrastinate. But does it have to be that way?
Every business needs a name. That’s a given. The hard part is coming up with that super-perfect name that will make your new business launch absolutely irresistible. A name you want to stick with for a long time to come.
The cure for procrastination
Portfolios, stories and 10-10-10
When your browser cache strikes and how to fix it
Time to get help in your business? 6 key questions to ask
Why deleting files doesn’t really erase them and what does
5 strategies for effectively dealing with change
Overcome your limiting beliefs
4 keys to cyber security from James Clapper
They named their business what?