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I’ve been writing in one form or another for my entire life, and there’s one thing that never truly changes: the vulnerability of the creative process. It’s a super personal thing, even when it’s done in a professional capacity.  To this day, sometimes I find writing tough because it means putting myself out there and [Read more]

One of the big opportunities when creating content is in the cross-pollination of networks. Translation: getting people to share your content with their friends and colleagues and promoting it to others. This is a fast way to supercharge the reach of any content you create and get your space in front of a ton of [Read more]

I’m just going to say it right now: clickbait headlines do more harm than good. Before I continue, I should explain: there’s a distinction between clickbait headlines and headlines that make you want to click. Your headlines should be catchy. Their entire purpose is to get people to click your article and start reading. In [Read more]

I’ll be honest: right now, it’s 5:08 p.m. on a Thursday and I’m suffering from a case of writer’s block.  I want to write something to share. As you may remember, I’m seriously against inconsistency. But for some reason, that old saying keeps going through my head: “If you don’t have anything nice to say, [Read more]

Every time I interact with a coworking space—its blog, website, emails, social media, even its chatbots—I always wonder, “why are you taking that tone with me?” I don’t wonder about this in the same context as the flabbergasted parent of a rude child. I wonder about it from a strategic perspective: the process that led [Read more]

In the last few years, I’ve been changing the way I look at money.  See, you’re always going to spend money. C’est la vie. Nothing’s free in this world.  But owning a business made me realize that money is a tool. One that, when used correctly, creates leverage—creates more money. As such, it’s not something [Read more]