I’ve mentioned on this blog that I’ve quit my day job, but I haven’t really gone into specifics. Since everyone loves a good ‘Quit Your Day Job’ story, and I've been meaning to make this blog a little more personal, I thought I’d share mine.

As this bizarre, difficult year comes to a close, I’m thinking about what it’s taught me. Last week I did my annual review, and was actually pleasantly surprised by just how much I managed to get done. So here are my biggest take aways…

A list of some of the best data privacy resources I’ve found. Either explaining the laws themselves or services that help you generate the right notifications.

For better or for worse, our lives are digital now. Anyone can throw up a website. Trust on the internet is low. For good reason; there are plenty of people out there ‘selling air’.

There are a ton of website platforms out there. The most known being Wordpress, Squarespace, Wix and Shopify. If you've never built or launched a website before, knowing where to start can be really hard.

A natural impulse is to treat your about page like a resume. It’s tempting to go on at length about your professional history, talk about your life story attempt to prove yourself to a potential client by listing all of your accomplishments and credentials. This is all wrong. 

If you’re thinking about creating a new website, you’ll need to consider what it needs to do. In other words, what are your website requirements. Website requirements are, simply put, any functions, capabilities or qualities your site needs to have.