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Written from 19 years of building software, mostly for people who have to make technology decisions without a technology team.
Why the best conference I go to has no stage, no slides and no schedule to speak of — and what that does to the conversations.
I went to a great conference in 2016 and wasted most of it. Here is what I did differently the second time, and what changed after.
A year of transition: Florida to Tennessee, a first house, and the root growth that came with it.
What I want out of the next twelve months, for my family and for the business.
2018 was a building year — we recovered, grew as a family, and began dreaming of the future. That future is the one I'm building in 2019.
2018 was a year of foundation building for me and my family after a year of transition in 2017.
In earlier posts I spoke about my 2014 and what my 2015 was going to be about, but I also want to share several specific goals I have for 2015 and for this blog.
When you think of storytelling, who do you think of? For me, it is Chris Lema — a great storyteller whose stories are compelling and interactive.
Since it is the last day of the year 2014, I figured it was probably time to share some of my own thoughts on the year and mention a few things that happened on this blog.
I take on a small number of projects each year — mostly enterprise applications and systems for nonprofits who need them to last.
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