The last newsletter I sent was on November 1st. That's a pretty shitty go of it on my end. So, I'm calling this a fresh start. Issue number one.
Welcome to a new series of weekly emails, featuring whatever I'm thinking about and anything interesting I've stumbled upon since the last one.
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Kid-Sized Bites
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Over on my own blog, I wrote about tackling programming again. This time, without the mental overhead of grown up thoughts stopping me before I even get started.
Take a bite
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A Type of Email
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My friend and fellow email designer, Paul Airy, just released his book on typography in email design. I got to peek at it before everyone else and thoroughly recommend it.
Pick it up here, it's worth it
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Pretty Much Everything
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I'm a complete sucker for pretty much everything (heh) Aaron Draplin does, so this mid-career retrospective was an immediate pre-order. Shipping in May, expect a new logo on my site in early June.
Books are awesome
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Why I Work Remotely
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An excellent article from Jason Zimdars of 37Signals (er, Basecamp) on the more important reasons for working remotely. As a father of two young kids, I definitely relate. Not everyone gets that chance to work remotely—and not everyone likes it—but it's worth trying if given the opportunity.
Cut yourself some slack
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