web design for the rest of us
Tips and steps to plan for when the inevitable hard drive failure happens so you don’t lose your data.
You may be familiar with the childhood rhyme, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me.” Sounds good, except for not being true at all …
Is reading dead? Are books yesteryear’s left-overs? People on the street don’t seem to be able to even name a single book any more. So why bother reading?
When I started my company, I determined not to get into debt. Only much later did I learn that I had picked the “bootstrap” method. But I didn’t want to build a pile of debt that might long outlive the fledgling start-up.
You’d think that being discontent drives ambition for change. After all, if we’re content with status quo, why would we change it? But there’s more to it than that …
It’s been said that what you don’t know won’t hurt you. NOT TRUE. It certainly will affect you. On May 25, 2018, to be exact, which is when GDPR kicks in.
When it comes to websites in 2018 there are 2 things that MUST be true about your website. Yes, there are others that would be really nice and will help. But these 2 things must be true. Otherwise, “Do not pass Go. Do not collect $200.”
Perfect is good, right? Sure seems good when we strive to deliver the best product or service we can. We want to be a market leader. So, we aim for perfection! And maybe we miss the boat in the process!
We can only neglect and abuse our bodies for so long before we pay for it. And when I say, “pay for it,” I mean in many more ways than just physically or financially.
The power of the tongue
What can you afford to lose?
9 Reasons You Need a Book-Reading Plan
The perils of debt
5 ways discontent kills ambition
What you don’t know will hurt you – GDPR and your website
2 must do things in 2018
Aim for progress, not perfection
You only get one body!