I’m loving the conversations we are having as part of the Remotely Prepared Podcast. One of our latest interviews is with Jesse Finkelstein of Page Two Publishing where she talks about the state of book publishing in the middle of a pandemic and how they are supporting not only their team, but their authors throughout the process. It’s a great example of community at it’s finest. The full episode is here.
I can’t recall the last time I had a blue screen of death (BSD) come across my screen. Good to know they still exist, I was getting worried we had achieved perfection in the development of software and asychronous updating. That said, running a conference call that had completed the recording portion of the call only to have a BSD was a very unwelcome experience. As a result, the call recording was lost (I guess…
Your team isn’t always going to know how to get out of a problem. Depending on the scope, they aren’t going to know the protocols to be observed, the people to talk to, the process to follow, the emails to be sent, the flags to be raised, etc, etc. That’s your job. Depending on the severity, you might want to hope it all goes away but we all know it won’t. Not without you. This…
That last release isn’t your last. Your next post will do just fine. That tweet that everyone loved, your next one might not do as well. That instagram post that had everyone chuckling, you’ve got a few more ideas inside of you. You’re only a One Hit Wonder if you compare yourself to the luck and timing you had the first time you did something. The algorithms aren’t perfect, people’s routines change daily, who knows……
I’ve been using a training site to download training videos for a number of years. The prices are pretty good and the content that the creators put out is fantastic. I’m happy to pay the price for it. However, I recently noticed that some of these prices had changed substantially. I mean 80% substantially and couldn’t figure it out. I went onto reddit and found that new users received a significant discount and/or there were…