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Maintaining Momentum, 15 Minutes a Day
As I mentioned earlier, I’m starting a one product-a-day push on February 1st. It may seem ridiculously ambitious, but I think I can do it because of the “digital coworking” I’ve been doing with my friend Brad. Every morning we meet at 715AM in a chat room and work for 15 minutes on an important personal project. While it may […] -
Groundhog Day Resolution Review 6/6/2012
Hurray! Time for another Groundhog Day Resolutions review! The key themes this month are: keep long-term outlook on stationery business balancing client work and personal work managing frustration with slow progress on difficult multi-stage projects maintaining a positive attitude Here goes! -
Mini-ETP 3T3 full download available
Since this idea of selling “PDF Packs” is pretty new to me, I’ve decided to make one of the variations available in its entirety so you can see what’s inside them. I know if I was in the same position, I’d want to know what was in there! I’ve updated the Mini-ETP page accordingly. -
Groundhog Day Resolution Review Day 5/5/2009
It’s that time again, Groundhog Day Resolutions Review Day. I happen to be on the tropical island of Taiwan at the moment, attending numerous family functions related to the passing of my grandmother and 80th birthday of my father. The return to Taiwan, a place that I have associated with intellectual captivity from the ages of 9 to 18, is […] -
GHD Resolution Review Day 3/3/2009
It’s my first Groundhog Day Resolution Review Day for 2009, and I still haven’t gotten around to defining my Groundhog Day Resolutions (GHDRs). In my last rambling report on the process, I had attempted to outline a comprehensive approach to the definition process; rereading it, my attention wandered within seconds, so I have just distilled them into a set of […] -
Ground Hog Day Resolution Review 02: Train Wreck of Opportunity
It’s already April 4th, and I admit it: I’ve been slacking on my Groundhog Day Resolutions. After 2007’s promising run, I’d hoped that 2008 would be even stronger, but this hasn’t been the case. I think I know why too: so far, there is nothing to get excited about. Looking back at last month’s review, I can see the malaise […]
