Exploring the psychology of running a WordPress business, managing your daily workflow, and navigating the realities of the creative space.
Let’s talk about that horrible, sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach when you’ve just finished writing up a proposal. You’ve mapped out the scope, figured out the deliverables,
There is a fundamental law of physics specific to web development: the inverse ratio of project budget to client demands. At some point in your web career you’ll experience it.
Ever feel like you need to have it all figured out before you start? That your first draft, your first step, or your first attempt has to be perfect? If
I need to be honest. When I started this “Hooks & Habits” series, I didn’t have a grand plan. I was just finding cool videos that resonated with me and
Stick with me for a second. Imagine you own a burger stand. A competitor opens up across the street. What do you do? Do you lower your prices? Add tacos
I have a confession to make. There are days when I sit down to design a new layout or write a proposal, and my brain is just… static. A blank
I’m going to say something controversial. If you want to build a truly successful business, you need to stop acting like a WordPress developer. Developers are taught to be logical,
There’s a question we all ask ourselves, usually late at night when we’re staring at a blinking cursor or an empty bank account. It’s a question that feels responsible and
Let’s be honest. How many browser tabs do you have open right now? And how many of those are for half-finished tutorials, cool new plugins you want to try, or
