Series

In this post I tackle some of the pitfalls of going freelance: time management, limiting the work hours, keeping a lid on the amount of worrying, and respecting our own time as valuable to us and others.

In this post I publicly thank one of my readers, who commented on my article about Freelancing and Compartmentalizing. I also suggest to extend the article into a series.

In this post I accept the Challenge launched by Darren Rowse, the 31-Days to Build a Better Blog Challenge. The task for today, day 1, is to write an Elevator Pitch for our blog -- if you only have the time of an elevator ride with someone, what would you tell them about your blog to convince them to become readers. Great fun!

In this post I fulfill the task for the second day of the Challenge, which is to write a "list post." I also announce the opening of my very own Amazon Store (aStore for short).

In this post I describe how I tackled the task of the 3rd day of the Challenge. Today we were supposed to choose one of our best posts and promote it in various different ways. I chose four ways to promote my post on Freelancers and how they can manage their time and I detail how I went about it here.

In this post a summary and roundup of days 4 through 21 of the 31-Days to Build a Better Blog Challenge promoted by Darren Rowse of Problogger. I also express my opinion as to which of the tasks are most important for the growth and betterment of a blog.

In this post I publicly thank one of my readers, who commented on my article about Freelancing and Compartmentalizing. I also suggest to extend the article into a series.

This is the first post in a series that will teach readers what RSS feeds are and how to sign up for feeds from the sites they are interested in following.

In this post we take the first step toward learning how to receive RSS feeds from the websites we want to follow by creating a free account with Google.

In this post we learn how to verify our email address with Google and switch our homepage from Google to iGoogle, with a few widgets added to the page, for fun.

In this post you will learn how to customize the iGoogle page and how to add the Google Reader widget. Then you will sign up for a blog (hint, this one!) and see what Google Reader looks like.

In this post we look at Google Reader's main features and see how much fun it can be. The usefulness of having a reader as opposed to receiving feeds in email inboxes cannot be overstated, so by all means read and watch the video!