Recommended Products

If I use something and love it, I will refer it to my friends. Especially tools and resources that people can use to increase their productivity or earning potential.

Word of mouth is the best form of advertising ever.

Always share the good news about products that your friends and associates have created, supporting each other is how we’re all going to get ahead.

Here are products that I use in my personal and professional life, ranging from my personal blog, writing for Medium, creating niche affiliate websites, consulting, and selling digital products.

Books

Business and Tech Books

Regardless of where you are in your tech career, from new to a seasoned developer, The Developers Field Guide to Getting Hired and Staying Employed, will fill you with confidence and help you take your career to the next level.

Freelancing is a great way to get experience, so you can get jobs that need more experience. You already have skills that someone will pay you for, you just need to learn how to find paying clients. I created this quick start guide to provide you with the actionable steps you can take to get started freelancing.

I don’t include many “tech books” on this list because they tend to date quickly, but this one is special:

Disrupt or Die: What the World Needs to Learn from Silicon Valley to Survive the Digital Era by Jedidiah Yueh

If you want to survive, as an employee, business owner, or business, adopting some of the ideas and methods in this book can’t hurt.

Technology enables rapid change, lean into it.

“Keep My Head Straight” Books

Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl

Incredibly, this was offered as supplemental reading during management training by a former employer. I took it home and read it over a few nights.

While incredibly powerful, I wondered why my employer provided me with a book describing how a man shaped his life to survive a Nazi death camp.

Frankl saw three possible sources for meaning: work, love, and courage during difficult times. Suffering in and of itself is meaningless, but we give suffering meaning in how we respond to it.

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