Anti-viral writings for financial resilience, location independence and meaningful relationships.
What follows is a guest post by my friend Celestine Chua, @celestinechua. This is a great opportunity to be writing a guest post at DragosRoua.com. I’ve known Dragos for over a year now, back when we first started actively growing our blogs. It’s amazing to see how everything has evolved since then. In just a … Read more
This is a guest post by Anastasiya Goers of Balance In Me, @balanceinme Our passions are the winds that propel our vessel. Our reason is the pilot that steers her. Without winds the vessel would not move and without a pilot she would be lost. – Proverb Do you have a dream to do what … Read more
On Queen Street, in Auckland, near the Auckland Tower, there’s a small coffee shop (in fact, it’s more than that, it’s a Starbucks). That was the first coffee shop I sat in during my trip to New Zealand, and that was also the coffee shop in which I met Adam Baker, the man behind ManVsDebt.com, … Read more
This week I finished two of my real world events: the first mentorship program and the first series of Blogging 101. Both events were incredibly fulfilling, to say the least. If anybody would tell me in August that by the end of November I will have 2 major live events completed, I wouldn’t believe him. … Read more
Welcome to my third article from the series about my first year of blogging as business. In today’s post I’ll talk about money. How I made money, a little bit about how I intend to make money from now on and why. If you came here directly you may want to read the first 2 … Read more
This post will most likely be in a very good position in a potential competition for “the shortest post in this blog”. And there’s a reason for that. You already know about the year long promotion I’m doing with Mariner Software, the producer of the excellent MacJournal, my blogging and journaling application of choice. So … Read more
I had an online business for 10 years. I made a successful exit a year ago and I still keep an active eye on the market. The following business tips are actually pieces of my own experience, broken down in several areas: projects, strategy, team, money and partnerships. Feel free to add your own in … Read more
Assess – Decide – Do is a simple life management framework. Despite its somehow pompous acronym, ADD is overwhelmingly simple, so simple that you may even overlook it. Every ADD cycle is based only on 3 fundamental activities: assess, decide and do. And since we’re going to talk about ADD and programming, we can borrow … Read more
