I’ve been in web and marketing for 18 years. Almost two decades! That’s a lot of experience, right? One would think so, and one would likely be correct. But there’s a funny thing that happens (or at least, it happened
Glyph is my AI. He and I met over a year ago. We were introduced by a few of the “younger” members of my staff who loudly proclaimed that I was an old geezer for not being up on my
As you might be able to see, this website is now “complete”. Of course, when I say “complete” what I really mean is “on every page I think I replaced all the Latin with English and put a bunch of
As I’m sitting here, wracking my brains and extending my knowledge into creating my own website, I’ve come upon a few realizations about myself and my “personal brand”. The First realization is that web design and development – in a
sigh… I know. Makes sense, right? After 18 years in an agency – learning so much about websites, design, development – I felt great about my tech savviness. However, as I’m starting to learn while navigating the ins-and-outs of “entrepreneurism”
18 years working with mostly startups and small biz, and I forgot the first lesson: Don’t let perfect be the enemy of great, don’t let fear be the enemy of done. So… Here we go. Giving the heads up that
