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Advice For Novices: Avoid These 10 Common WordPress Mistakes
Learn 10 simple things that you can start doing today that will help you set yourself apart from other WordPress amateurs.
Always Be Developing: Becoming The Most Productive Freelancer On Codeable
Today I’m equally excited and proud to announce that I've earned the title of the most productive developer on Codeable.
I’m Speaking At WordCamp Tampa
I've officially accepted my invitation to speak at WordCamp Tampa on September 11th. Learn how to earn more as a freelancer.
Working Remotely: The Top 10 Things Every Traveling Freelancer Must Pack
This highly regimented list of "must-pack" travel gear will allow you to quickly shift between work and play while traveling.
Why is WordPress the perfect choice for your brick-and-mortar business?
Learn why the marriage between WordPress and your brick-and-mortar business is a match made in digital heaven.
I’m Speaking At WordCamp Vancouver
I've officially accepted my invitation to speak at WordCamp Vancouver on August 27th. Learn how to earn more as a freelancer.
Essential Travel Gear For Digital Nomads
If you're a freelance developer who travels frequently, you know that packing the right travel gear can make or break your trip.
Quarterly Income Report: Q2 2016
Browse a month-by-month breakdown of my second quarter 2016 income report which includes three additional colorful charts.
How To Spot “Red Flag” Clients – Part 2
Learn to spot seven more "Red Flag" traits that you'll come across most often while on-boarding new clients as a freelancer.
How To Spot “Red Flag” Clients – Part 1
Learning to spot "Red Flag" clients takes practice, but if you don't avoid them, then freelancing is really going to suck for you.
How To Become A Better Client – Part 2
Eight more things you should start doing to establish yourself as a great client. The kind of client developers prefer working with.
How To Become A Better Client – Part 1
Seven things you can start doing today to establish yourself as a great client. The kind of client developers prefer to work with.