It was so easy when they were young. They were excited about anything new or different. And entertaining them was as simple as stopping by a small amusement park, taking a boat ride, swimming, fishing, etc.

The threshold for starting a side-hustle these days has significantly decreased. You don’t need savings or a loan to rent out a storefront - you can DIY a digital one with relative ease; you no longer need to warehouse products - there are a companies to do that for you.

Video is huge. In fact, more than 500 million hours of video are watched on YouTube each day.

I admit it. I am a tech junkie. I can’t wait for driverless cars, and the thought of having a smart fridge that reminds me of grocery shopping and goods to spoil is definitely on my bucket list.

Freelancing may seem lonely at times – no colleagues to gossip with next to the water cooler or mentors to ask for work advice.

You’ve decided to develop an e-course. You have important concepts or skills to teach others and you are excited about it.

It’s time to admit this - I’m not a great cook. It takes me forever to chop an onion. I use boxed ingredients. I’ve burnt more things than I can count, and made meals my dog refused to eat.

If you are working that “boring desk job”, there’s a lot of things you may not be appreciating enough like the fact that office supplies were just “there” whenever you needed them. Your paycheck was regular and your health insurance was at least partially paid for.

Big Data. It seems to be the only buzzword that any company with any online presence speaks to. And with good reason. Now that huge amounts of data can be gathered from literally anywhere on the web, sorted, synthesized, and reported by specific queries, businesses can gain great competitive advantage. Here are just a…

Everyone loves a good video (even if it’s not about cats).

You may have noticed that for a couple of months I’ve been going down this cryptocurrency rabbit hole. I was trying to wrap my mind around this whole ICO craze and explain it in plan English to someone else; looked at the implications of tokenization and blockchain technology in general for different industries (some…

The first time I went camping I was hooked. I was also woefully unprepared and spent a lot of money unnecessarily. I bought things I didn’t need. I forgot essentials. The second mistake meant disrupting the trip with excursions to the supply store at the campground and Walmart. I quickly learned that the campground…

Sponsored posts in your Facebook feed, the promotional emails you receive from your favorite clothing store, the YouTube video you watched to figure out how to program your Roku box, and those hilarious Tweets from Wendy’s all have one thing in common. They are the work of digital marketers. Also known as growth…

If you’ve got gift cards or spare holiday savings burning a hole in your pocket, you can get a lot for your money in the next week or so. The Boxing day sales are now on and there are loads of other post Christmas sales and bargains to come. All you have to do is know the best way to take advantage of them. Here are…

You’ve heard the rumors – bitcoin price keeps growing like crazy and now tops $17,000 a pop. Now that’s a gift I wouldn’t mind for Christmas ☺

I love my job. Five years ago, I was a “slave” to the corporate world – the commute, the clock, the assignments that my superior didn’t want, and, OMG, the wardrobe. Today I am a content strategist and “Jack of tech trades” in the writing industry.

Tell me, how often did you feel thrilled to participate in a cool workshop (in-person or online) to find your self disconnecting (figuratively or literally) within just 15 minutes?

If you keep a close eye on the tech news, you couldn’t help but notice the terms “token”, “ICO” and “Tokenization” spreading like wildfire from one publisher to another.

Social media. We are all connected, whether it’s a Facebook or Twitter account, checking in on what our friends are posting, and/or following those celebrities or companies that entertain, inspire, or educate us.

How do they do it?