Hello and welcome.
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Iteration over perfection: Baby needs a new pair of shoes
By all rights, a website relaunch should be accompanied by a lovely set of new blog posts, and a host of linkable content. And it’d be great to launch with the course I’m planning to write. And I should totally have a headshot that wasn’t taken on an iPhone 4 while waiting for some fish tacos (true story).
I also know that if I waited for all that to happen … this would never happen.
I am definitely afflicted with that curse of tradespeople all over: the cobbler’s children syndrome.
I am actively trying to combat that. I am also firmly embracing the iteration over perfection ethos in many areas of my life. And so I am just launching with the new theme and the new logo. And as I write that, I hear my own voice telling my clients “‘just‘ a new theme and logo? Why don’t those count for anything?” So now I am saying it to myself. Because they do count for something.
And, hey, I really like my new logo.
#newpairofshoes
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GoDaddy’s Big Guns on the ‘cooler
We had the GoDaddy’s Senior VP of Hosting on the Watercooler today!
Some folks say I gave them a hard time … I say I didn’t give nearly the hard time they’ve been giving me and my clients for years! (And I didn’t ask nearly as many hard questions as I could have!) Check it out and judge for yourself!
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WPWatercooler: WordPress Design Trends! (Ep 111)
In which we talk parallax, sliders, UI and I touch myself with Chris Ford, Tracey Lavesque, Suzette Franck, Robert Neinhouse, Jason Tucker and Steve Zenghut.
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100 WPwatercooler episodes? What?!
Really? 100 WPwatercooler episodes? This is a bigger milestone than crossing the 5 million views mark! And not just because Google recalculated views and now we haven’t actually crossed the 5 million views mark!
100 episodes seems like a significant amount of content. I haven’t been on all of them, but I’ve only missed a handful (half of which were this past summer). I suppose this being a milestone and all, I should probably count. I think Jason Tucker is making something that will auto-calculate it, so I’ll post it then.
That’s 100 Monday mornings! Well, actually, I think we counted some of the remote broadcast we did as episodes, so maybe there were a couple Saturdays in there too. 🙂 3,000 minutes of WordPress and various teas.
We’re still here!
