Skulls and Monsters and Demons! Oh My!
Some truly amazing work by Tom Joyce.
On lighter news here’s a free business idea. A newsletter that aggregates all the best bits from your existing newsletters.
Happy Blogiversary to Cultural Offering
8 years and still going strong. Well done Kurt!
Started using Heroku’s new pipelines feature. No complaints so far with it. Also a much easier process of deploying between environments.
Just wondering. With all the focus on iOS 9 being able to block ads, will Apple’s policy change on ad-supported iOS apps change?
I just clicked the language details bar on a repo for the first time in GitHub.
The Richness of Slow
There I was doing my morning pages on the subject of selecting tools to work fast when we want to be working slower with a clearer purpose. Next thing I know I'm reading Curtis' post on the same topic. Enjoy the wise words of Curtis.
Why default to fast when slow and involved has so much richness?
— Why Do We Default To Fast?
by Curtis McHale
from our man in Arizona, Michael Wade. Read on for the minimal plan to project success.
Write enough ideas and plans and you'll eventually scribble something that is remarkable.
— The List
by Execupundit
Playing The Long Game
Patrick Rhone is playing the long game on goals. Maybe you should too?
The smart players, at best, see such low dips as a buying opportunity — like a retail Labor Day sale. Most just ignore it because 3% off is hardly a bargain to tell your friends about. Nay, the truly market savvy are looking far out into the future. The trends they look for are not measured in days or weeks, but years. "Let’s look at where this stock was at 5, 10, and 20 years ago" they’ll say. Because that’s how true wealth is built and measured. They play the long game.
— Almost Always Bull
by Patrick Rhone
Obviously private accounts could be skipped but the rest of the accounts could be added to this special timeline.