Learning Everyday
What a year! Can’t help but reflect on the positives and learn from the negatives. In this post I attempt to summarize the big events from this past year. For more regular updates, subscribe to my monthly-ish newsletter here. Baby Season This year my wife and I welcomed our son into the world. Seriously one…
Aloha! We just got back from 8 days in Maui and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. It was combination trip of 5 year wedding anniversary and Babymoon as we expect our first at the end of September. We could almost picture ourselves living there. Almost. Spoiler – it’s expensive. Definitely looked up house prices on Zillow. This…
In my Get Ready For The Year of the Entrepreneur (2021) I set one of my goals is to start a failing business in 2021. And I’ve been hard at work ‘failing’. This is part 2 of my two part post on Building a SaaS Startup. Read Part 1 here. But we also did things…
In my Get Ready For The Year of the Entrepreneur (2021) I set one of my goals is to start a failing business in 2021. And I’ve been hard at work ‘failing’. In order to fail, you have to start and for me that means making at least $1 USD in the business. This is…
I remember starting this blog in winter of 2009. For Christmas I got an HTML for Dummies book. One of the exercises was to build a web page which turned into the V0 of nikfuller.com. Sitting at our kitchen table in the suburbs of Atlanta, I worked through that whole book by the time 2nd…
The past few months of remote work have really started to highlight to me how different leaders and thinkers make their decisions. Varying from speed and style to autonomy, I’ve learned a lot about how I personally like to make decisions and communicate them to the team. What I’ve found by observing other team members…
This is an excerpt from my weekly real estate newsletter. I’ve expanded upon it for my blog. 2020. What a year. To most this has been a very difficult and stressful year. Heck, to all it’s been that. I, annoying to most, am a glass half full person. Maybe it’s my distant understanding of stoicism…
Working in and building a high performing team in a startup environment comes with countless challenges and even more opportunities to seek out. I liken my role to that of a Bus Driver. It’s the job of anyone in ‘management’ (in quotes because depending on the situation, that term carries different meaning and connotations) to…