It’s been nearly 8 years since I last registered a business name. Unfortunately, it’s going to take me a little longer.
The sun peaks through the windshield of my car every morning as I begin my long commute to work. Every evening the sun waves goodnight through my rearview mirror as I leave the office building. I work over 40 hours a week. Unfortunately, this is not incredibly uncommon to those in the American workforce. What I find even more bothersome is that too many Americans wear this as a badge of honor, a sign of success amongst their peers. If you are like me and would prefer a different path then read on.
30,000 feet above the Earth, Rob reflects on his first Search Engine Strategies conference in sunny San Jose, California.
You spend months carefully calculating the perfect moment to launch your blog. You have lists of great topics to write about, and know that there’s a whole community of like-minded people out there eager to participate in your topics. Then you find out that the one plugin you activated moments before you launched the site broke the comment section.
Who is your muse? What kind of inspiration do you draw upon to help you during your creative process? In this article, Rob highlights those that have provided inspiration to redesign and retarget Truebluetitan.
In the middle of the night on August 10, 2007, Truebluetitan evolved. Once the personal blog of Rob Schultz, this web space has a greater purpose to serve. From this moment forward, this site will highlight the trials and tribulations of an Internet entrepreneur on a journey.
