What Happens When Digital Knowledge Lives in People’s Heads
Most businesses don’t realise how much they rely on undocumented digital knowledge.
It’s not written down. It’s not shared. It’s not owned by the company. It lives in someone’s head.
At first, this feels efficient. One person knows how things work. Changes are quick. Problems get fixed fast. There’s no need for process or documentation because “we’ve always done it this ...
What a Website Costs After It Goes Live
Most businesses think the website cost ends at launch.
It doesn’t.
Launch is not the finish line. It’s the moment ongoing cost begins. Not because someone is upselling you, but because a website is a living system. Once it’s public, it starts interacting with users, browsers, search engines, devices, third-party services, and attackers. All of that has a cost.
Some of it ...
What Working on the Road Really Feels Like
When you tell people you’re working on the road, they usually smile and say something like, “That must be nice.”
What they really mean is: you must be relaxed now.
The reality is simpler and harsher. The work doesn’t change just because the scenery does.
Clients don’t care where you are. And honestly, they shouldn’t.
Working Hours Stop Making Sense
Once you’re moving, time ...
