Getting Real is a book by Basecamp, full of advices for anyone building a web app. This is my second time reading it, and I felt I'm seeing some lessons for the first time. So this time, I wrote them down so I can refresh my memory later on. This is my own list from … Continue reading Lessons from the Getting Real book →

I've always wanted to help people. Especially those close to me or those asking for help via phone/Twitter/LinkedIn. With remote.ma, and some posts on this blog, I wanted to convince people how remote working is good for them. I presented a lot about remote working. From what legal entity to make. How to get health … Continue reading The cost of convincing somebody that something is good for them →

I've been quiet for some time now... As you can see, I didn't posted much to this blog or remote.ma in the last 3 weeks. And the reason is I was on vacation. Taking a vacation, or time off, is something I believe in and plan a lot. Keep pushing, no pain no gain, and … Continue reading Pause, recharge, go →

It's the weekend. You're with your family playing cards. One of them asks you how work is going. You respond with the default answer, good. Then you remember that problem you had in the week and how you left without fixing it Friday. That problem was so hard you didn't have a clue what's causing … Continue reading Work happens outside of work, too →

After my latest article about the reading more books fallacy. It was clear that I don't try to read lot of books in short periods of time. Or maximize the number of books I read in a given time. I read books slowly. And try to get the maximum info from them. I'll present you … Continue reading My way of reading books →