Most importantly: ignore every other source of “feedback” — competitors, reviewers, two-bit commentators, whatever. If what these other sources have to say matters, you’ll hear it from your market directly. If you don’t, what the other sources say is irrelevant. (via)
This entry was written on August 11th, 2008. It was filed under Bookmarked. It was tagged with applicationdevelopment, professional, process, passion, marketing, workfromhome, and workprocess
Working from home is a balancing act, to be sure. But pre-planning, negotiation, flexibility, perseverance—and, of course, quiet time—are all you need to successfully walk the blurry line between work and home. (via)
Excellent article, Natalie!
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