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📅 September 1, 2022

Save Your Work – Avoid Simple Mistakes

Sometimes the obvious escapes us. The suggestion to save your work often and habitually is one of those apparent recommendations. It is a newer phenomenon as we have to worry about data loss through various means. Likewise, we have a…

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📅 August 30, 2022

You Have To Risk To Succeed – The Shot Not Taken

There is a great truth among those that have been successful. One must take a risk to succeed. The safe road is too popular. Thus, most people take it, and you will travel a path of high traffic. The nature…

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📅 August 25, 2022

Multiple Contact Options – Make The Most Of Them

We often feel like we can not get away from work and those that want our time. However, multiple contact options can easily be overlooked. That can cause delays and information loss. The ease of communication in the modern world…

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📅 August 23, 2022

Stay Healthy Or Pay The Price

We provide many ways to become a better developer. One of the best ways to do hits over the long run is to stay healthy. Big things like cancer and chronic disease can disrupt your career. However, smaller things like…

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📅 August 18, 2022

Take The High Road – Avoid Shady Partners

In this episode, we share a story that shows us to take the high road. It is a road less traveled but one worth the effort. While shortcuts and quick fixes are often mistakes, shadowy paths can also be far…

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📅 August 16, 2022

Project Completion – Cross The Finish Line

Project completion is the focus of this episode. We discuss how to start and implement a solution but ignore finishing. That changes in this story. We look at how “moving the goal line” can be expensive and self-defeating. On the…

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