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The Challenge of Pricing WordPress Addons and Extensions
Pricing is tough - I know I say that a lot. When you're pricing WordPress extensions or addons (dependent products), it's even harder.
Generosity comes from Perspective
When you surprise someone with generosity it can be a wonderful thing. But what drives the giving? One answer is perspective.
Inline Editing with Barley
If you've dreamed about inline editing, dream no longer - Barley is available and amazing. But what will the future look like for them?
Unexpected Delight from WP Engine
I've been hosting chrislema.com on WP Engine for 18 months and I'm still surprised by new features and services that delight me. Here's the latest.
Generosity's Second Discipline: Networking
Generosity doesn't have to be extravagant or expensive. The second discipline is another question you ask yourself. Then watch how it changes you.
Focus on your Strengths
With talk about being a unicorn (the mythical designer/developer combination), the question is - is it realistic? Or should you focus on your strengths?
Generosity: Starting from a place of Abundance
In the fifth article in my series on generosity, we step into actually giving - from a simple place, from the place of our abundance.
WooCommerce Consultants, Are you also Tax Experts?
You're a WooCommerce consultant working on a project. Great. But now you need to calculate taxes. What should you do?
Generosity's First Discipline: Listening
I don't believe generosity is something you're born doing well. But it is a habit that you can develop. And the first discipline shapes how you listen.
Generosity's First Lesson
People will suggest that the first lesson in learning generosity is to give a small amount. They're wrong. That's not generosity's first lesson. This is.
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