The Cocoa Nomad Podcast

In the latest retrospective, I share why I decided to take a loss on selling my house and some tips on keeping yourself financially solvent as a solopreneur

"You are extending a line of credit when you start a project. So yeah, it’s a good idea to get them to invest a bit in the beginning. It’s their app after all."

- Eric Wroolie, Overpass Apps

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Time and attention are extremely valuable assets and I try to avoid wasting them when selecting projects. By looking at what I like to call The 4 E’s of Meaningful Work, I can maximize the likelihood of a positive outcome.

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In the latest retrospective, I dive into my transition to writing and teaching, the importance of giving to others, what I needed to cut back on my commitments and why it’s important to find a supportive community.

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In the same way that a new business needs to have a strong handle on cash flow, a new remote worker has to develop a mastery over their workflow. In this episode I talk about how time/attention management, effective communication and an accountability/feedback structure contribute to a productive remote working environment for you and your team.

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In the latest retrospective, I share some of the takeaways from the Playapreneurs Summit and how they are impacting me moving forward.

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In this episode, I explore the question: “Are you doing what’s safe or what’s comfortable?” and how that question has impacted my choices of the past 4 years.

Many of us have embraced ideas passed down from previous generations that promised to provide comfort and safety. In the last 10 years, we've seen how the disruption in our financial and social systems has affected those notions.

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In the latest retrospective, I rebound from illness,  look to the future and face with the truth about what I should be doing in the last quarter of the year.

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In this episode, I talk about the challenge of creating a product in a competitive market and provide encouragement by focusing on what makes your product different and why it’s needed.

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In the latest retrospective, I kickstart my first Flutter app, commit to a deep dive into SwiftUI and draw a line in the sand for Capoeira Songs.

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In this episode, I review the book Make Time by Jake Knapp and & John Zeratsky. I share the techniques that have been helpful in improving my productivity and health. 

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