A Developer’s Mindset Can Benefit Your Creative Career
A Programmer’s Guide to Creativity How bringing a developer’s mindset to your creative career can be your biggest asset. For
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Can You Use Other People’s Images On Your Blog?
But that doesn’t mean you need to become a professional photographer or illustrator. There are plenty of ways to get your hands on high quality images to use – without the potentially devastating repercussions of using other people’s images on your blog.
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Did Cyberpunk 2077’s Next Gen Update Save the Game’s Reputation?
Last week, we finally saw the next gen update for Cyberpunk 2077 arrive – but is it enough to save the game’s damaged reputation?
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What to Call Yourself If You Hate the Word “Blogger”
The unfortunate truth of writing online, is that the only way to get people to read it – is to tell people about it. But how do you market what you do if you hate the word blogger, itself?
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How to Find Your Niche
Don’t try to decide on a niche. Instead try to find your niche If you want to find your niche,
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How Long Your To-Do List Should Be (Yours is probably too long)
All The Boxes Left Unchecked If you’ve never set a limit to how long your to-do list should be, you’re
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How to Handle Creative Setbacks in 2022
After working so hard to reclaim creativity in my life, I should have been devastated by losing all of that content. Instead, I felt an odd excitement at the forced opportunity to start over.
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If You’re Building an Audience, Stop Counting Your Followers
Behind every single follow, every like, and every subscribe is a human being that legitimately likes the work you put out. Don’t let them just become statistics on your roadmap to success.
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How to Create Consistent Content
If you want to be a content creator, figuring out how to create consistent content is the first major hurdle
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Keeping the Creative Engine Running
This year, my creative engine was running at full-steam. New projects, new clients, new experiments.
Yet, I didn’t find the growth I was hoping for.
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