Page of Posts in WordPress – Let the Slug Handle It
Ever want to have a page of posts, but use custom fields, a specific template, or any other page attributes in WordPress. Well, I recently had a project where there was a need for great flexibility on each page and … Continue reading
Posted in Code | Tagged design, development, php, wordpress | Leave a commentMacVim and rails.vim command terminated
The other day I was working in a new rails app and for some reason the rails.vim plugin would not run any of the commands. The error went by so quick that I couldn’t see what it was. I dropped … Continue reading
Posted in Code | Tagged bash, development, error, gemset, macvim, rails, rvm, vim, zsh | Leave a commentHow to Pull Yourself Out of the Rut
The rut means different things for different people. But one thing that’s common among all the definitions is that people want to pull themselves out of it. When you are in a rut, you lack motivation and you feel exhausted … Continue reading
Posted in GTD | 1 CommentWide Spectrum of Customer Service
As some of you know, or at least picked up from my latest batch of a Foursquare checkins that I’ve moved. Now during the move, I definitely had my share of the broad spectrum of customer service. More importantly, I … Continue reading
Posted in Business | Tagged advice, clients, customer service, tips | Leave a commentRoundup of my MoFo Videos
For those that may have not seen, a couple of weekends ago I tweeted a few videos I like to call my MoFo Videos. MoFo stands for Motivational and Foundation Building. I wanted to expand on them just a little … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Video | Tagged dhh, gary v, jason fried, mofo, seth godin, tim ferriss | Leave a commentGTD, Inbox Zero & GMail
GTD and achieving Inbox Zero inside of GMail is simple. I’ve been using methods and aspects of David Allen’s GTD for several years now and when I ported my email to Google Apps (let’s face it, for the spam filters), … Continue reading
Posted in GTD | Tagged boomerang, david allen, GMail, Google Apps, GTD, inbox zero, productivity | 1 CommentYour Brain and Lion’s Scroll
Since upgrading to OS X Lion, I’ve been using their “reverse scroll” or whatever you want to call it. For those that don’t know what this is (and PC users), basically take the scroll wheel on your mouse and flip … Continue reading
Posted in OS X | Tagged design, mac, osx, UX | Leave a commentHow to make GTD Automatic
Getting Things Done is a method that I became very familiar with a few years ago. When I went to look for something to keep me organized, it wasn’t because I was unorganized. It was because I was trying to … Continue reading
Posted in GTD | Tagged Google Apps, GTD, omnifocus, productivity, remember the milk, toodledo | 1 CommentTransparency & Authentic Age
“The consumer has never been smarter” – Truer words couldn’t be said, thanks Gary V. One of the things that I’ve always appreciated was an honest business person. Sure I realize that people are in business to make money, but … Continue reading
Posted in Business | Tagged advice, authentic, entrepreneur, Facebook, Foursquare, gary v, honest, positivity, Sony, startups, transparent, Tumblr, Twitter | Leave a commentLion vs Buffalo
This isn’t about the NFL, or a new Discovery Channel show. This is about the latest operating system by Apple and a hardware vender that makes a fantastic external hard drive. Everyone out there knows that I’m a Mac guy. … Continue reading
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