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planning timeline for severe weather

13 March 2023 | Leave a Comment

Heavy rain and tree on street (or parking lot)

A regular review of plans is a good way to be prepared. Doing this routinely helps you both reinforce what you need to do and also stay agile — life and weather changes, your plans need to remain flexible too. As weather events are now different from how they were in the past, it’s important […]

small steps lead to progress

31 May 2022 |

a planner, laptop, tea, and a pen

I know I’m not alone. The past few years have been a challenge for focus. I’m realistic and acknowledge that this will not change in the immediate future yet I still want to move both myself and my business forward. It’s easy to become overwhelmed by the need to make immediate and endless decisions and […]

Book Review: The Devil Never Sleeps

17 May 2022 |

stack of books behind a table that has an open notebook on it

In a world besieged by crisis and befuddled by the paradox of preparation, how can we learn to move past the traditional manner of disaster planning? This is a new world where The Devil Never Sleeps, and Juliette Kayyem takes the reader on a guided tour through classic principles and shows how we can adapt […]

Simple ways to improve website accessibility

26 April 2022 |

Calender, laptop, smartphone and cup of coffee placed on office desk.

Web accessibility is important, but there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. What makes a website accessible for me does not mean it will be that way for you. My goal is to make my site as useful for as many visitors as possible while understanding it might not be just right for everyone all the time. Why […]

Spring Cleaning

27 March 2022 |

Springtime finds me eager to clean all the things and make them fresh and new. It can be overwhelming, so I like to spread this out throughout the season. I follow a three-step process – Review, Refresh, Plan. This post explores applying these steps to a website. Depending on your site, you will have different […]

Three status codes to keep in mind when cleaning up website content

11 March 2022 |

card catalog

It’s important to have relevant and fresh content on your website. That sometimes means your content may change, how do you let site visitors know what to do? HTTP status codes will help. This post is a quick guide to three of them and explores the basics of what they mean, as well as when […]

Book Review: How to be a Productivity Ninja

17 February 2022 |

stack of books behind a table that has an open notebook on it

I first read How to be a Productivity Ninja around the time it was published, back in 2014. That first copy was a review copy, received through NetGalley. It’s been waiting for a review ever since. Why? Perfectionism syndrome and wanting to have a copy of my own — something that inexplicably never happened. This […]

Before an Automatic Update Fails

31 January 2022 |

tower of jenga blocks starting to fall. The background is plain white.

Today we can automate many of the administrative parts of WordPress — updating plugins, themes, and the core software itself. Most of the time this works smoothly. Sometimes, however, it doesn’t. The key is to be prepared before something goes wrong. Three Ways to Prepare It only takes a few minutes to prepare yourself and […]

Hello, again, world.

09 January 2022 |

Tuxedo cat on desk hair next to two monitors

While most of my planning and goal setting happens in the autumn, I often use the new calendar year as a time to make small changes for my business. This year is no exception and I’ve set a modest goal: remain flexible and find new ways to adapt during this continued and prolonged period of […]

managing information, the email inbox

12 November 2021 |

several bundles of envelopes held together with rubberbands on a white background

How do I manage all the data and information that crosses in front of me every day? Honestly, some days are better than others. This post will explore how I keep my email inbox from becoming overwhelming. Overview of my email setup I juggle 4 active email addresses and prefer to use a unified/integrated inbox. […]

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