It’s possible to unplug and not return to chaos. The key is creating systems that keep the team (and the work!) moving while you're away.
Want to Take a Week Off? Build Systems That Make It Possible
3 Sep 2025
Solving Workflow Chaos with Dia Browser
7 Aug 2025
Mornings used to mean tab overload and tool chaos. Now, thanks to Dia, it starts with one script, one summary, and a clear head.
Smart Cuts: How to Audit and Reduce Your Team’s Tool Overload
10 Jun 2025
Learn how to audit your team’s tools and subscriptions, avoid hidden overlap, and streamline your stack—without breaking workflows.
Resourcing and Coordination Basics: A CEO’s Guide to Onboarding a Development Agency
13 May 2025
Onboarding a dev agency? Avoid slow starts and missteps with this CEO-friendly guide to better coordination, resourcing, and communication.
Organizing the Chaos: Why Password Managers Make Developer Onboarding Easier
22 Apr 2025
Simplify dev onboarding, reduce risk, and secure your workflow with credential management strategies using tools like 1Password.
Simple Network Diagrams: Communicating Your App’s Structure Clearly
9 Apr 2025
Learn the simplest, most effective way to describe the elements of your application using simple network diagrams.
How to Demo Your Application to a New Development Team: A Helpful Guide
3 Apr 2025
Onboarding a new dev team? Learn how to walk them through your app for a seamless transition and collaboration.
Disaster-Proof Your Application: How to Build a Reliable Backup Strategy
13 Jan 2025
When your app goes down, it's better to be prepared! Learn how to create a reliable, maintainable database backup strategy and tips for application maintenance.
Emotional Intelligence for Project Managers
15 Nov 2024
What’s the real key to project management success? Hint: It’s not another tool.
"We Need This Done in a Hurry!" How to Prepare for a Rushed Project
31 May 2024
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Project management processes work well... until there's an urgent issue that requires quick thinking and fast solutions. How can you and your team plan ahead for emergency situations and tackle them without creating an even bigger problem?