Mark Bradford

You're spot on. It's not just founder, but author blindspot. One of the most difficult things for an author to do is write a proper summary of their book regardless if it is fiction or non-fiction. As a chronic over communicator, I am now aware of that so that has helped a bit. Even if you are excellent at thinking ahead and predicting the needs of users you have to put yourself back into the...

Walking is absolutely amazing. Not only does it activate your parasympathetic nervous system*, but it just does something for thinking and reasoning that nothing else does. When I wrote my trilogy, I had to get up and walk to reason through some fairly complex things. Even in the winter when it was -5 out, I would go for a walk. Structure for one person can be a cage for another person so I'd...

Yes, but it depends on how they frame them. It's actually more important for them to track it themselves vs. publicly posting about it. I did a podcast episode on this in which we delve into how it was just as important if not more important to track your failures vs. successes. The reason being that they can show you what you've been trying to do. And that overnight success that you had? It's...

I do tend to favor Google meet as I am in the Google ecosystem with using Gmail, docs, sheets, and even Gemini. Most of my clients are the same as well. I'd be grudgingly installed zoom for those who insist on having Zoom meetings. You touched down an important point when you mentioned video. I feel that both meet and zoom both assume heavily that you want all of your data going through them....