This blog has been gathering dust for almost a decade 😅 I thought I’d drop one refresher post here detailing my recent projects just so the few of you who end up here have another launch pad to rocket of! This year I’ve been pursuing the idea of my Ikigai, trying to get closer to […]
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Do you track your time?
… I do. I use Toggl, but there are many other good solutions. Below is an excerpt of my latest article, written for the EverClients blog. It’s the third in a series I’m roughly calling “Hacking Freelance”, and it goes in to the detail of why we should all track our time at a computer, […]
Also posted in Business, Life, Web Technology Tagged EverClients, freelance, Time Tracking
EverClients – More Work For Freelancers
This week I’m opening the doors over at EverClients, and I thought I’d post here for the freelancers which hit this blog. EverClients is a daily lead feed, you sign up, pay monthly, and then each and every working day you receive an email which has a bunch of high quality work leads in it. […]
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Checklist Plugin for WordPress
It’s a new year and with a new year comes lots of new developments 🙂 I’ve launched my fiction page (first novel to be released in may) and I’ve written a few new plugins (as well as a software as a service for freelancers – coming soon!) This is a quick post about the first […]
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2014 Plan: Futures.
[ Read this on Medium ] On Saturday I posted up my 2013 review, sharing part of my ongoing attempt to bring order to my life and self. Below you can read the forward looking equivalent, my plan for 2014. I’m publishing these here for you to read and to help me to concrete their facts in my self image. […]
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2013 Annual Review
2013 was a turbulent year for me, but a great one. Tons of experiments, growth and realisations. Building upon the habit started last year with my 2012 review I’ll share some highlights of my close-of-year self analysis below. My review of 2013 turned into a mammoth document again, I’d been saving up thoughts and lists and […]
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Social Gallery Acquired by Epic Plugins.com
I’d like to announce that Social Gallery – the Ultimate Social Lightbox plugin for WordPress has been acquired by Epic Plugins.com (announcement here.) It’s been fantastic to build Social Gallery up as a product and a useful tool, having sold over 1500 copies and many, many add-ons it’s been very well received and helping it grow […]
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The Flexibility of Freelance: Web Designer Magazine
I’ve written an article which is in this months Web Designer Magazine. If your a freelancer or are interested in Freelancing you can read an excerpt below or you can check it out in the magazine! Freelancing is hitting new heights. More people than ever are leaving traditional employment in search of self-directed consulting. Whether […]
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