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📅 January 15, 2018

Common Sense System Security We Can All Implement

System security is a big business. We see hackers in the news all the time, and no one wants to be the next victim that has to admit to a breach. This allows security firms to charge top dollar for…

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📅 January 12, 2018

Finding Your Rhythm For Better Productivity

We have looked at a few ways to improve productivity through the early podcast episodes. However, we have only touched on the idea of rhythm and how it can make or break us. Habits are hard to break, whether good…

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📅 January 10, 2018

Excellent Resources For Brand Design

I have to admit that the Develpreneur icon and banners are not designed by me. I used a site called 99 Designs for this work. I have a few skills and none of them are brand design. Thus, I outsourced…

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📅 January 8, 2018

Version Control – The Key To Modern Development

When best practices are considered for development, version control has become a normal facet of any modern coding. Many integrated development environments now include integration to some version control by default. In fact, Git is often assumed as the tool…

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📅 January 5, 2018

Burnout and How To Avoid It While Staying Productive

Burnout is a big stumbling block to productivity. It is a bit like clinical depression where you are not sure it is coming, but when it hits, recovery is painful. In this episode, we look at some of the signs…

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📅 January 3, 2018

Business Communication – Critical For Success

Of all the skills I have learned, business communication has paid the greatest dividends. This is not a difficult skill to learn. However, practice, experience, and honest feedback are the key ingredients to become a master. Business Communication – Short…

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