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📅 August 20, 2018

Side-hustle Arguments – Pros and Cons

There are not a lot of articles that include side-hustle arguments. All of the ones I come across start from the position of any side-hustle being a good thing. Then, the story shows us how to embrace and succeed in that area. …

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📅 August 17, 2018

The Product Launch – Shipping Your Software Product

We wrap up the season on building a small software product with tasks and recommendations for getting the product to a market. This is also called the product launch. Of course, what the market is can vary broadly for modern…

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📅 August 15, 2018

Completing Your Consulting Project

This is the last episode in our consulting project side hustle series. We wrap up the season with a look at how to end our project and wrap it up (for now at least). As implied, we also look at…

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📅 August 13, 2018

Creating Commercial Software – Finishing Touches

Our goal has been to create a small commercial software product, and we are rapidly getting to the end of our journey. Creating commercial software does require us to do some additional work over something we build for personal use…

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📅 August 10, 2018

Implementation Details – Wrapping up Our Software Product Creation

In this episode, we look at the final pieces we need to code as part of building our product. Many of these steps have already been taken partially, if not completely. However, it is always worthwhile to walk down a…

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📅 August 8, 2018

Working The Project – Consulting Success

Winning a project is only half the battle. For true consulting success, you must follow through with your plan and exceed expectations where possible. There is not a single approach that works for every project. However, there are some things…

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