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Comment on 'Fear (Part 1)' by Matt Trifiro

2010-09-09T14:11:56Z

Brilliant. Thank you for sharing.

Comment on 'Fear (Part 1)' by Catalina

2010-09-08T18:24:05Z

Hey Steven,

Feelings, emotions and moods are interpreted as props: to do something – that is why they can motivate or block every person, although from a rational point of view, it’s obvious what that person should do.

I know what fear does. If I befriend that reflection of all my fears, worries and expectations before starting a project, then I am able to re-channel my energy sooner.

I liked this post.

Kate

Comment on 'Fear (Part 1)' by bryanl

2010-09-08T17:25:51Z

This post was spot on. I’m going to print it out and look at it when I’m afraid to do something.

Comment on 'Having a Hard Time Finishing?' by BTscene torrent

2010-09-03T10:00:14Z

Having taste is what ensures what you create is good and remarkable.

Comment on 'When to Fire a Client' by Lea Kiniones

2010-08-26T04:16:23Z

It is really hard to fire a client especially if the client uses all his or her effort and time just to make things work.

Comment on 'The First Internet Marketing Conference' by affiliate network management

2010-08-18T11:57:54Z

Cool!Its always good to see well put together blogs that provide good articles and info on marketing and such like, and as online marketing is so competitive , we need all the help we can get. Thanks for all you do

Comment on 'Do you need a sales scheme if you have a good product?' by Dorothy

2010-08-09T07:48:39Z

You’re deadly right! A great product will market itself. The great experiences of people who had tried it will speak for itself. And what’s more? You’ll have repeated customers and they’ll surely recommend this to people they know.

Comment on 'It's Always Easier Looking In.' by Kevin Webber

2010-08-07T23:58:46Z

Applications are a lot like icebergs (I used my Forrest Gump voice there). Only a fraction of the iceberg is actually visible above water, so it looks tiny at first glance, but go below the depths and you realize how enormous it really is. Google immediately comes to mind; most people experience a two page site, basically a text box and a list of results.

Comment on 'Dan Martell at LessConf3010' by Translator

2010-08-04T01:46:30Z

Thanks for posting this video! Dan’s talk was a treat, good luck to all the startups.

Comment on 'It's Always Easier Looking In.' by Michael

2010-07-30T03:51:31Z

I actually think that the simpliest apps can be hardest to design. I takes a lot of thinking and trying to come up with something almost perfect :)

Comment on 'It's Always Easier Looking In.' by Aaron Deckler

2010-07-29T18:04:05Z

The same is true for design. It’s very easy to look at a finished work and say “I could reproduce that.” The real struggle is in the maturation process of the concept/design. A successful project typically has a good chunk of time devoted to failed ideas.

Comment on 'It's Always Easier Looking In.' by Eric Anderson

2010-07-29T16:17:40Z

Good thoughts.

I think that is why people are so bad at estimating. They think about the finished product and say “that will be easy to build”. They don’t think about the fact that the finished product will end up being a good bit different than first envisioned and the steps that will be necessary to take it from a vision to a final product that make sense in the real word. Not to mention all the other thing you have to do besides actually building it (marketing, support, etc.).

Comment on 'It's Always Easier Looking In.' by Eric Fleming

2010-07-29T16:13:24Z

Very well said, I am also experiencing this with my app as I try to build out the next big feature. Seems easy, but it is really really hard. The revisions take time, the design takes time, the infrastructure takes time, and the marketing takes a crazy amount of time.

Comment on 'It's Always Easier Looking In.' by Adam Cantrell

2010-07-29T15:48:17Z

Very true! No one ever truely knows the “behind the scenes” work that goes into any production.

Comment on 'It's Always Easier Looking In.' by Brad Stephens

2010-07-29T15:43:16Z

very well said Sir. Now time to rearrange the shop for the 1,000,000th time to make it flow a bit better.