(This column is posted at www.StevenSavage.com and Steve’s Tumblr. Find out more at my newsletter.) So as promised, every few months I’m going to update my findings on marketing for indies. Most of this is oriented towards self-published authors like myself, … Continue reading
(This column is posted at www.StevenSavage.com and Steve’s Tumblr) I was reading this depressingly brilliant Cracked article on BS inspirational stories. Short form many of them are about people in horrible circumstances managing to survive (ignoring many who dont), or they’re … Continue reading
OK last week I gave you the first “R” of my Seven “R”‘s of reporting – Report. In short, your first step when you take over a project is to just keep the reporting running no matter how backward, confusing, … Continue reading
Last week I mentioned why Reporting, in a way is a core part of the P(x)M jobs – Program, Project, and even Product Managers. Basically knowing is core to what we do, reporting is key to knowing, so like it … Continue reading
As a Project Manager I both have to run processes, create processes, and get people do to them. It’s not as exciting as it sounds (and if the idea excites you then . . . well, we’re a lot a … Continue reading
I heard about how the VA has various challenges, one of them being Project Management. It says a lot about me that I wanted to find out more about these, and wondered how I could solve them. – Steven Savage Steven … Continue reading
Have you ever had a sense that you don’t know what’s going on? I’m not talking in the general sense (that’s your problem), but on a project, at work, or looking over some report or news article? Yeah, I’m sure … Continue reading
*sigh* OK, I caught what was going around. I resisted as long as I could, but I am sick. I should clarify this, since there’s so many ways to get sick: I did not get the flu from what I … Continue reading
Published using Nook for the first time for my latest book. It was about as easy as Kindle, with a few less international options. That’s pretty promising, as I’d usually have Lulu.com do the job. It’s still a pain to … Continue reading
I had fun writing about The Big Score mentality in America, how the idea of seeking One Big Score distorts culture and economics. I got some response on it, and have been thinking about it a bit more. The idea … Continue reading