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Getting noticed by your employer (or recruiters) doesn’t have to take hours of painstaking profile optmisation, a strict dress code or behaving like a hybrid version of the person described in the hundreds of career psychology blog posts . There are ways, that only take a few minutes of your time a Read More

When workloads become too heavy, the office can be a tense environment. However, there’s a variety of techniques you can use to increase productivity in the workplace–which is essential to driving results for your company and customers. Read More

"When I was 25 years of age, my mentor said to me, "As a matter of interest Jim, why is it you have not done very well, up to now?"
Excellent question!
I laid on him, my list. You know the one; The list called, "Reasons why I have not done very well". It went like this: Read More

THINK DIFFERENT

This is the third part of the 3-series article about the Sheep on Autopilot theory.

If there were no individual exceptions and no challenges in life, the entire humanity would be living a simple, stable and quiet life, without having the need to reason or whatsoever.

Often, Read More

People Crave the Truth - The other day, I wrote a post calling out some people in our industry. You can read it here — Is Your Shopify Guru Lying to You? It was a video call... Read More

What makes an entrepreneur click? What makes him or her different from the others? You may wonder what a normal human being should do differently in order to be productive and anything close to an entrepreneur.

Let’s take a look at the 5 practices and things that an entrepreneur does to increase Read More

It seems completely illogical. Constrains make you more creative? But they really do. I mean, what is the phenomenon where you can only stare at the blank page and can’t find any way to fill it but an example of having too much choice? Having constraints can be just what you need to choose a direct Read More

But if you have ever opened someone else’s work, you know how hard it is to find the right file, page, group, artboard, or layer. If you are new to the field or new to a team, browsing to learn the history of a project is excruciating. Read More

About a year ago, my husband and I moved his business home, and I joined the team. It was an interesting transition initially. He learned how to work from home (I was a work-from-home pro), and we both learned how to conduct business, together, and essentially be together 24 hours a day, seven days Read More