How I Made ~$3,000 in Less Than 3 Months — I normally get a “wait…what?” or “I had no idea” or “seriously?” when I tell people that you—yes, you who is not a professional writer—can make money on Medium. Not as some sort of exclusive program where you’re hand-selected from thousands of other writers. Not as some sort of secret…

Don’t overthink it—just write about what makes you curious. It doesn’t need to be perfect—stop over-editing it & just publish. It’ll refine your thought process and add clarity to your opinions. Writing frees your mind from the noise of overthinking. Either no one cares, or some people care—don’t be afraid…

A basic intro to the world of UTM parameters — Think of an internet link—what‘s the first thing that comes to mind? If you’re like most people, you probably think of the usual combination of “www.” followed by the website name and finished with “.com,” “.org,” or some appropriate ending. But what you might not have realized is that companies…

By six minutes, I mean that I’m writing this in a six-minute window that I have in my day — it’s just been one of those days. These are six tips I’ve recently used in my daily life that I thought I’d share. Some I’ve written about here before, others…

A different approach to career success —

Too often we assume that our favorite method is theirs, too. This should also encompass what time of day they like as well. The benefit is that we’d all be more efficient during the day and would be able to only interrupt our colleagues during their publicly known time slot for collaboration. Try this in your workplace. Just ask your coworker how and when they prefer to interact with you and others and who knows, maybe you and your team’s will be more intentional and cognizant with your daily work.

“Let’s definitely stay in touch.” Famous last words if there ever were any. We’re all busy these days. But how do you ensure that you stay in touch with the people in your network that you actually care about? …

Nearing my 100th day, I quash a few of the most common myths — 1. You must be an expert. If we all waited until we were experts, none of us would ever write about anything in the first place. Writing is a natural act of expressing our view on an idea. It’s a daunting, yet beautiful, way to better understand the world around us through the exercise of articulation…

What % of expected information shared do I not already know? What three questions will I ask to fill that remaining knowledge gap? Assuming 100% coverage by end-of-meeting, what’s the…