Whether you’re a musician, a designer, a writer (or any other type of “creative worker”)… your hard work can pay off! Big time! I know many people who are still recieving checks for creative work they did many many years back! For sure creating something and focussing on it probably won’t pay off right away, and can be kinda time consuming, but if you can manage to do it anyway (start part-time, and when you make more money with that than working for a boss, just quit your job!), you …

Whether you run a blog, a website, or build a sales page, you certainly want people to either subscribe to your mailing list, rss feed, or simply buy your products or the products you’re promoting.
But some folks seems to put to much emphasis on flashy graphics, annoying ads and animated stuff, like overwhelming animated gifs, floating ads, pop-ups, or interstitials, and the likes. It can get pretty annoying, and actually make people click away from your page (in my opinion), which is something you don’t want! You want them to …

I was talking with my best buddy a couple days ago about the importance of remembering names. Not that i really have a problem with that, i can easily remember and associate names, but i know how important it is to people, so i always try my best to remember them!
Like Dale Carnegie wrote:
Remember that a person’s name is, to that person, the sweetest and most important sound in any language.

Remembering names could get you that next big contract or deal! Same goes with URLs! Who needs a rss news …

I truly believe that experience is something we all could use more of. So getting a job, or switching job is way fine! But why stay in the same job for years? Unless you completely enjoy what you do, your job, your workplace, and that you love your boss… why not switch job and get a different experience working for another company?
But… having a job still means exchanging time for money. It’s really ok to get a job, gain experience, quit this job, get another one, gain more experience… but …