Before I took the plunge over the precipice of Steady Job Mountain, I did a lot of researching. I've read so many freelance and business books standing at a Barnes & Noble shelf that I find it's hard to read sitting down anymore.
Before I took the plunge over the precipice of Steady Job Mountain, I did a lot of researching. I've read so many freelance and business books standing at a Barnes & Noble shelf that I find it's hard to read sitting down anymore.
Interesting comments on yesterday's post on Communication (thanks for participating!). It brought up some other stuff that I hadn't thought of. I want to expand on a question posted by Nathan Bowers: Wonder if just building postmortems into the project plan would be good, but typically it’s always just “on ...
When I tell people that I illustrate for a living, they instantly get a picture in their noggin of what that means. I'm not homeless, don't smell too badly, and have at least some loose change in my pocket (I am also wearing pants), so they assume that I'm successful at it. They sometimes assume is ...
It was inevitable. I have a tendency to take something I'm passionate about and convert it into a global enterprise. Just ask my sister, who suffered through our simple lemonade stands which always morphed into lawn care and bike waxing... before the sugar was even completely mixed in. I started this blog as an outlet for my ...