John Vuong know SEO. But he knows relationships even more. AT a time where connecting with people face-to-face has become harder, John offers some fantastic advice for forging better relationship through communication – both with your current clients, and the ones that will soon be clients.
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Remember when coding meant years of computer science classes and debugging late into the night? Well, things have changed. I recently sat down with Susan Bowles, founder and fellow solopreneur, to dive into the world of “vibe coding” — essentially describing what you want to AI and having it write all the code for you….
If you have kids and you’re a solopreneur, you know how tough summer care could be — especially if you have small children. Today, I’m diving into why my wife and I decided to skip summer camp for our kids and how this big decision is changing how I’m structuring my business for the summer….
This one might ruffle some feathers, but I’m OK with that. I think we NEED to disclose the usage of AI in creative work more. It’s less about signaling that you cheated in some way — on the contrary, I don’t think using AI is de-facto cheating. It’s about honesty, integrity, and transparency. So my…
My newsletter has gone through a lot of changes over the years, but something that’s been steadfast is promoting the latest episode of this podcast at the beginning of the week. And that made perfect sense when both the newsletter and this podcast talked about largely the same thing. But now this show talks about…
I am no Luddite. I have three pieces of technology that monitor my health and wellness. I’ve come to rely on many devices. That is why I am doing a digital detox. This is Paper and Smoke. It’s a look at how real-world craft happens, through the lens of a technologist going through digital detox….
Have you ever seen a great talk, video, or even podcast episode that dolled out some fantastic advice, only for you to forget it before you implement it? Maybe that feeling is amplified when you go to a conference. There are so many great takeaways…how can you remember it all?
It’s almost like you need a TL;DR for when that happens.
And How I Built It has been going pretty much weekly for nearly 7 years! As we approach 300 episodes, I wanted to surface some of the best advice from asking “how did you build that” over all that time.
So I’d like to introduce How I Built Bits, a weekly clip show that aims to be around 15 mins, replaying some of the best clips from How I Built It. New episodes come out on Saturday mornings.
If you’d like to learn more, head over to https://howibuilt.it/ clips . And of course, be sure to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.
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