Helping Your Small Business Find Its Voice
One of the most valuable lessons of my career is one I learned when I was in college, interning for Michael Coleman at WZLX in Boston: Keep everything. I have archives with all my old scripts, and most of the stuff I’ve produced is still on file someplace (I’ve changed computers several times over the […]
About six weeks ago, my wife Kelly started her new job in Tucson, Arizona, leaving me to contend with winter back in Maine. Well, a few days ago, I decided I needed a break, so I packed a bag and flew out for a visit. I’m now writing this post from the apartment we’ve dubbed […]
Today, Slater’s Garage changed in a pretty significant way. Kelly Slater (my partner in life and in business) just packed up the car and departed from Maine to start a new job in Arizona. This is a WELCOMED move – one we’ve been dreaming about, plotting, and planning for a long time, and we’re incredibly […]
Thanks to Michelle Goodman, a freelance writer, blogger, and author of a couple great books about freelancing, for the article she wrote for entrepreneur.com this week. She and I spoke at length about the burgeoning Crowdsourcing trend in audio, video and design – the (mostly) pros, and (not as many) cons… Clipped from: www.entrepreneur.com by […]
I had kept a blog for awhile several months back, but kind of abandoned it. I tried to return to it a few days ago, but I forgot all my usernames and passwords and couldn’t get back in, so I guess my old blog has found its way to the internet equivalent of the dead […]