In this video, I interview Mike Lopez of WishList Products (the creator of WishList Member) and discuss the value of object-oriented programming, building applications that can scale, and why you should never underestimate your clients.
It’s one of the problems with how available info is these days. Any Joe Schmuck can throw up a blog or a YouTube channel and
I don’t know… maybe I’m just crazy. But, the answers to these kinds of questions seem so obvious to me. Was watching a Q&A that
I tried to tell them. And I mean literally. A couple years back… I woke up one day to several cease and desist letters in
This is something I yappity-yap about in my Premium Pricing for Freelancers course, but let me rap about it here a bit. Little back-story… I’ve
Started watching this Netflix documentary: “Secrets of the Saqqara Tomb” and it reminded me of one of the more powerful marketing principles I learned as
I don’t talk politics a lot in here… Not because I’m not political (although, I’m really not anymore) but more because it’s infected virtually every
I’m a 15-year veteran of freelance web development. I’ve worked with bestselling authors and average Joe’s next door. These days, I focus on helping other freelancers build their freelance business and their lifestyles.
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