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#86: Mental toll
In this update, I share the exhausting role of single parenting for a few days, success with timeblocking, and publicly announcing my professional transition to being independent.
Open for business
I’m thrilled to announce that I am now an independent mobile app consultant, and am available to take on new projects. 🎉🚀 Can you help me find work?
Sketchnotes from Ugmonk Interview
As part of my membership in the Focus Course Accelerator, I got to join a private conversation today between Shawn Blanc and Jeff Sheldon, founder of Ugmonk. I loved hearing about their approaches to creativity, building what excites you, listening to customers, and treating them as people. Jeff shared some of the thoughts behind his successful Analog productivity approach, which was intriguing…
Mark as unread coming!
I was reading Becky Hansmeyer’s great Reflections on WWDC 2022, and noticed this nugget in what’s coming:
#85: I’m a sailor
After a week off, I share about loss of insight in a therapy session, a delightful sailing trip, and working to restrain crippling perfectionism.
#84: The wrong name
This week, I share the struggles I had at our annual homeschool conference, the joys of teaching a class, and processing it all with my therapist.
LDSHE 2022 Dan Ralphs Sketchnotes
Inspiring closing keynote from Dan Ralphs about identifying and pursuing our dreams.
#83: Detached but engaged
This week, I share my success in a difficult area of my life, in the hopes of exploring and extrapolating some of the lessons to other areas of my life.
LDSHE 2022 Liz Simmons Sketchnotes
As LDSHE 2022 continued, I loved Liz Simmons’s keynote address. It is so important to learn how God works in our life, and understand His view. Being wrong can lead us to being humble.
LDSHE 2022 Daniel Harmon Sketchnotes
Our family looks forward to the LDSHE conference each year. I enjoined the opening keynote by Daniel Harmon about how success comes through failure. That is the plan.
