It’s that time of year when WebDevStudios (WDS) team members from near and far gather together for one week of bonding, co-working, brainstorming, sharing, caring, and creating memories. Known as WDS Camp, this company retreat takes place next week on Lake Lanier...
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Avoiding Burnout: Sometimes You Gotta Unplug to Recharge
Awhile back, I took a two week vacation in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. Before the trip, I spent a lot of time daydreaming about (finally) playing with the WP-API and finishing up my JavaScript courses on Treehouse. One of the first things I did after...
Read More Avoiding Burnout: Sometimes You Gotta Unplug to RechargePhilosophy at Work: Stoicism and Web Development
This is probably the most non-technical post I’ve ever written about coding or WordPress ever. In fact, it’s not about WordPress or coding at all. This post is about how philosophy and our personal beliefs, things that are extremely personal, that end up...
Read More Philosophy at Work: Stoicism and Web DevelopmentDigital Nomad: Road Trip While You Work
They say remote work has its perks–work from home, work in your pajamas. For me, working from anywhere is what gets me excited. At WebDevStudios, we are distributed, so I take advantage of it. Last summer I got accepted to speak at WordCamp Miami. I...
Read More Digital Nomad: Road Trip While You WorkMonotasking: Stay Focused by Doing One Thing at a Time
There are a lot of benefits of working from home. Your commute is really easy, often you can make your own hours, you have a lot more flexibility in your day-to-day schedule if (and when) emergencies come up, and it’s perfect for...
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