Videos and articles

If you're a follower, you're probably aware that I produce videos for my business, but I'm often asked about how I'm able to make them daily.

It's started! I'm excited! It's awesome!Last week I wrote about paying it forward by making a fly-on-the-wall type Conversation for all to listen to. Well, the first episode is almost here.

Have you ever had the thought, "This should have been a Podcast!" I know I have!

I'm so humbled to receive a message like this, so I just had to share it! Thanks Francesca, so appreciate your very kind present.

A few weeks ago, I was invited to talk at the KREW Community of Creative Entrepreneurs. Even though I've been asked before, and in fact, I make videos and podcasts, this was my first actual talk.

It's been a great week for me, and I have a few goodies for you, from a great Conversation with Paul Minors to my first public talk to a couple of new apps that will help you with your privacy and a quick question.

After having an office for the past seven years, I decided I didn't need it. What I did/do need is a studio! So welcome to my new studio!

Apple is about to releaase their yearly macOS system later today, and they're calling it Big Sur, are you ready to upgrade?

Some argue that the content, mainly videos, you produce has to be on par with what goes out on TV.I'm afraid I have to disagree!I've been told to... 'add music', 'make it in colour', 'add lights' and a plethora of other 'ideas' to make my videos more like others.

I'm not for metrics, never have been, although there was a time, many moons ago, that I wanted to know everything that happened on my site. But looking at the numbers gave me anxiety!

It's great to be liked by everyone around you. But if you're appeasing, how is that being genuine?‍ ‍Stop trying to make everyone happy and be yourself.

We all love human interaction. The warmth of the voice, the glee we feel when we're wanted.

How to keep your Mac desktop and Dock even more simpler and minimal by not having the Apple Calendar app open at all times.

Last week I wrote about my talk at KREW and how I managed to do it without slides and use my iPhone instead. Well, here's an edited version they sent over for me to share with you.

Never, ever, ever, ever, ever let your clients dictate your working hours.Set yourself your daily work hours, just like a business should and always does, and close your doors at the time.

Some ask me why I send out my articles to my subscribers on a Friday. Well, other than the fact that the majority of the people taking my survey told me so. It's because every day should be a personal day.‍Let me explain.

Basecamp is a company I follow very closely, not only because I use their products, like Basecamp & HEY, but for their amazing knack for writing copy that draws you into the product, makes you understand it quickly, with no sales-y' BS!

Later today Apple will be hosting an event at Apple Park where they'll be revealing the Mac transition to Apple Silicon.‍ Here are some of the details.

In this conversation, we talk about simplicity and how app makers do things that we don't like. It's a fantastic conversation and we'd love to share it with you. so here's our conversation.

In this Conversation I'm speaking with Elder. I met him about last year, but I've been following him longer than that. He creates templates and courses for an app that I used to use.

I always like talking to Paul. Whenever I speak with him, I always get information that you don't see through his videos. And this Conversation is such an eyeopener on how he works. It's such a great conversation, so I hope you enjoy it as much as we did recording it. Here's The Conversation.

In this conversation, we talk about, remote work and dogs. it's a great, fun conversation with lots of information great as well. So enjoy The Conversation.

In today's live stream session, I'll be checking out Around. The app I use for my video calls. They've just given me access to the iOS beta, so I'll be going on the good, the bad and the WTF?!

We all get into a position where we think nothing’s working. I’ve been changing the way I work, and in the coming few months, I’m moving out of my comfort zone. So I reached out to find who can help me. It’s ok to ask for help!

Moving away from something you know can be challenging. But without trying something new, we fester and get annoyed with everything around us. So why not change your surroundings or the way you work?