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📅 December 25, 2017

Development Language Families

Across the hundreds of programming languages, there are some similarities. These even fall into types of development language families. When you are looking at how to expand your technical skills these complementary languages can speed your growth. The key is…

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📅 December 22, 2017

Staying Healthy and Exercise for The Insanely Busy

We have a full schedule and are always busy. That is no excuse for skipping exercise. In fact, staying healthy is a critical key to success. In this episode, we look at some ways to keep your body healthy. Better…

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📅 December 20, 2017

Underpromise and Overdeliver for Long-term Success

There is an old saying that we should underpromise and overdeliver. This may seem obvious to us, but it is worth considering in our career and business. In fact, this approach is one of the best recipes for success in…

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📅 December 18, 2017

Databases – An Overview and Introduction

Like any area of technology, there is a lot to know about databases. We are not going to cover all of them. In this episode, we will look at popular modern databases and keep to a non-technical overview. Databases Come In Many…

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📅 December 15, 2017

Automation and Batching Tasks for Improved Productivity

It may be my background in technology, but I find automation to be the greatest way to improve productivity. This time-saving mechanism is not new either. We can look back a hundred years to see where assembly lines and automation…

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📅 December 13, 2017

Finding Work and Getting Paid For Your Skills

There are many ways to monetize the work we have been discussing. For example, advertising is a typical avenue for a revenue stream. However, it does not have a high likelihood of being substantial in most cases. Instead, offer a…

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