April - 2016

Notice What You've Unnoticed

The more I learn about niches and come to understand minorities in my line of work, the more I recognize that people generally follow the rule below: "It is one of my rules in life, never to notice what I don't understand." - Mr. Betteredge The Moonstone by Wilke Collins As I get older, I realize that it is easier and easier to pass by the fate of one we do not (and lie to ourselves that we cannot) understand. To ignore things that do not directly affect us. If the priest and

Temperamental Validation

As you have probably noticed, I have been slow to post the last couple of weeks. I could blame it on moving from Vietnam to the States or hanging with family, but the truth is, I got some "constructive" criticism that, I am ashamed to admit, made me question the worth of my projects. I am going to share a portion of Steal Like An Artist that gave me some much-needed inspiration to write today. I hope it does the same for you... The trouble with creative work: Sometimes by the

Easiest website builders for your online businesses

Typically my posts on this blog contain inspiration for reaching your dreams and starting online projects, but recently I've been asked several times about my recommendations for building websites. Your website platform is key to your online business and can either make or break your ability to pull off a successful project. (I'm not being dramatic, I have started many projects that have come to a halt because I chose the wrong platform.) I've tried nearly every free website