Today I chatted with Michael Hull. I met him at WordCamp Asheville in North Carolina this past weekend. As we…
I used to consider myself an artist. I used to write poetry, draw, paint and create things that didn’t previously exist. It was a way for me to express myself and “get it out of my head”, good or bad.
Looking back, I think it was also a way to relieve stress and simply be happy doing something other than what was expected of me by others.
Creating websites used to fill that void, but for the past couple of years it’s been less about building something new and more about just keeping the business running.
First, a Clarification I’d like to let you know about something that I’ve dreamed of for many years while working…
A Place for Work at Home Dads I wanted to let you know about a new Facebook community page I created…
Today is our oldest son’s second birthday. Rather than write a sappy post about how much I love him and how he’s made me a better man (this should be assumed), I thought I’d whip up a list of tips and tricks for other parents on what we’ve found to work for us over the past two years.
We recently released a free version of FooBox on the WordPress plugin repository. The purpose of doing this was two-fold:…
So you might know about WP Pro Business and you might not. It was one of my main projects before…
What You Believe Will Happen is Usually What Happens It took me years to understand that most of my failures…
This post is about managing your content sharing on social media. More specifically, this post will detail (one of) my…
I went on a blogging tear a short time ago, posting almost daily, but it’s been 18 days since my…