It’s not the greatest thing to probably happen to you. In the short-term it is going to feel like an act of betrayal perpetrated by everyone around you as you diligently put all your time into making them and their projects a success. This is the new economic landscape that we are living in where one day things were going great and tomorrow they are not. There is no happy answer to be given to…
Perks are a big thing in trying to attract top talent to a team. Coding in Bean Bag chairs. $20,000 coffee machines. Bring your dog into work. On-Site Dry cleaning. Free fitness memberships. Free Internet. Nothing wrong with these perks if they are enhancing what is already there and of value to you taking the opportunity in the first place. Challenging Projects. Flexible solution architecture. Ability to take the initiative and promote your ideas. Free…
There are lots of tools and resources for you to get started on the next project you’re working on for next to nothing. 750 Words – to get better at writing every day.Wordprhttps://Wordpress ess – to post your writing toOne Drawing a Day – to encourage you to draw every day7 Minute Fitness – to workout every dayDropbox – to store all your work toZoom – to conference with any client, any dayGoogle Docs -…
I’ve written on this topic before, but decided that it’s time to get it out into the podcast format. So here it is, the full-length on if you are worth $3 a Day.
Be really bad at it. Be so bad that whatever it is you do you think to yourself – “Wow this is garbage”. Don’t worry about getting better and what level you need to achieve, where you need to be next or who you need to be like. And try again. You probably still won’t be great, but maybe you’re a little better than garbage, maybe there is a glimmer of something you did well…