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02.01.12 Posted in Development, Entrepreneurship, Misc, News, Personal, Posts, Technology by

I launched SignPad, my first iOS app, last week (iTunes link) and I’ve gotten a lot of questions and feedback. I’m planning on releasing one app per month for the remainder of 2012, as well as updates and enhancements for SignPad and the other upcoming apps. So I’m launching a little club and since I’m [...]


SignPad is live in the App Store!

01.30.12 Posted in Development, Entrepreneurship, Goals, News, Personal, Posts, Technology by

I’ve been doing web development full-time for the last four or five years, and in 2010 I started learning how to create iPhone and iPad apps. I switched to doing iOS development fulltime in early 2011 and I worked on a number of client apps throughout the year. However, I haven’t released any apps of [...]


Check out the new DailyPath Trail Guide (a daily guide to moving forward)

01.25.12 Posted in Blogging, Entrepreneurship, Goals, Habits, Misc, News, Personal, Posts, Social Media by

Very quick note, just wanted to give you all a heads up that my startup (DailyPath) today launched The DailyPath Trail Guide, which is a blog with short posts on self-learning, productivity, motivation, lifehacking, and moving your life forward. Check out our first post below, and make sure you subscribe! How Cheating Has Opened the [...]


Please take a moment to tell Congress to stop SOPA and PIPA

01.18.12 Posted in News, Personal, Politics, Posts, Technology by

Yesterday, I had the privilege of addressing an audience of hundreds of people to tell them about my startup DailyPath, and how we’re using the power of the Internet to help thousands of users learn and accomplish new things so they can build a better life. I’m very excited about DailyPath and the opportunity we [...]


Back like jack with lesson learned: taking time off is often a mistake

06.13.11 Posted in Achievement, Blogging, News, Personal, Posts by

I’m back! I’ve been blogging daily for the last year or so, but I took a few weeks off in April to pursue another endeavor, and a few weeks turned into the whole month of April. Then that turned into May as well. So I decided June 1 was the new plan, but that came [...]


Why writing is getting harder for me, and how I’m going to fix it

03.10.11 Posted in Blogging, Goals, Inspiration, News, Personal, Posts by

I’ve been having trouble writing these daily posts for the last couple months. The reasons range from boring and predictable (I’m busy) to slightly more interesting (having more readers has given me writer’s fright), but the process I’ve been going through while writing has been kind of interesting to me. Writing is an inherently creative [...]


Feb 2011 Blog Income Report

03.01.11 Posted in Blogging, Entrepreneurship, Finances, Goals, News, Personal, Posts, Social Media by

The bloodbath continues:


I’m still alive

02.18.11 Posted in Blogging, Misc, News, Personal, Posts by

Just a super quick update: I haven’t given up on the blog, quite the opposite. Just decided to take a week off…kinda. Trying something new, which I’ll talk about in a post next week. New posts return on Monday, Feb 21, 2010. In the meantime, here’s a few interesting posts from blogs I read: Pick [...]


21times is now DailyPath

02.10.11 Posted in Development, Education, Entrepreneurship, News, Personal, Posts, Social Media, Technology by

I wrote a post a couple months back about 21times, a new project I’ve been working on with Ben Rasmusen. We launched as a course for application developers to build and launch an app in 30 days. The response has been overwhelming, and we’re expanding in the near future. If you’re not a developer, don’t [...]


January 2011 Blog Income Report

02.07.11 Posted in Blogging, Entrepreneurship, Finances, News, Personal, Posts, Social Media by

If you’ve been reading my monthly income reports, you’d see that my goal for 2011 was to get my blog to the point where I could live off of the monthly income. In December 2010, I met my goal of 20% growth over November. Just barely, but I met the goal. If I can average [...]


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