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  Started by squiggle  1 year ago

What wisdom would you pass on to those savvy enough to save their own time by learning form others?

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1.		The Modwest FAQ is Your Friend PHP to Mail problems. VPS migration to .htaccess. Beginner to advanced. The Modwest FAQ is an awesome resource: http://modwest.com/help/... [show more] PHP to Mail problems. VPS migration to .htaccess. Beginner to advanced. The Modwest FAQ is an awesome resource: http://modwest.com/help/ [show less] 1 Comment	10  votes 194 pts
2.		Cheap, Fast, Good Choose any two Discuss	6  votes 117 pts
3.		Asking for help is not a weakness. It's a strength. If you always try and do everything yourself without help you'll eventually burn out. Discuss	6  votes 116 pts
4.		Excellence is a Habit. - Aristotle (paraphrased) 1 Comment	4  votes 76 pts
5.		Beautiful. Intelligent. Sane. Choose any two. Discuss	3  votes 54 pts
6.		Forget Feature Requests https://gettingreal...._Requests.php "How do you manage them? You don't. Just read them and then throw them away. "Yup, read them, throw them away, and forget them. It sounds blasphemous but the ones that are important will keep bubbling up anyway. Those are the only ones you need to remember. Those are the truly essential ones. Don't worry about tracking and saving each request that comes i... [show more] https://gettingreal...._Requests.php "How do you manage them? You don't. Just read them and then throw them away. "Yup, read them, throw them away, and forget them. It sounds blasphemous but the ones that are important will keep bubbling up anyway. Those are the only ones you need to remember. Those are the truly essential ones. Don't worry about tracking and saving each request that comes in. Let your customers be your memory. If it's really worth remembering, they'll remind you until you can't forget." [show less] 3 Comments	2  votes 40 pts
7.		Making money is a Game of Energy Transfer Think about it. 2 Comments	2  votes 39 pts

Topic History

noahmasterson added an answer: "Beautiful. Intelligent. Sane."  (4 days ago) squiggle commented on the answer "Making money is a Game of Energy Transfer": "We are emotionally compelled to liv..."  (10 months ago) Anonymous25356 commented on the answer "Making money is a Game of Energy Transfer": "Sure. Money is a symbol which is us..."  (10 months ago) jmasterson-staff commented on the answer "The Modwest FAQ is Your Friend": "See also: http://feedb ack.modwes..."  (10 months ago) trailhead added an answer: "Cheap, Fast, Good"  (10 months ago) squiggle commented on the answer "Forget Feature Requests": "One glance at our (UK) Government i..."  (10 months ago) steven-staff commented on the answer "Forget Feature Requests": ""...the ones that are important wil..."  (10 months ago) ddrake-staff added an answer: "The Modwest FAQ is Your Friend"  (11 months ago) jody commented on the answer "Excellence is a Habit.": "From the Nicomachean Ethics. It is ..."  (1 year ago) squiggle commented on the answer "Forget Feature Requests": "I disagree with the author of that ..."  (1 year ago) cfurneaux added an answer: "Asking for help is not a weakness. It's a strength."  (1 year ago) jody added an answer: "Forget Feature Requests"  (1 year ago) jmasterson-staff added an answer: "Excellence is a Habit."  (1 year ago) squiggle added an answer: "Making money is a Game of Energy Transfer"  (1 year ago) squiggle posted a new topic! Wickedly Wise Words  (1 year ago)

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This topic was started by squiggle on November 1st, 2008. 18 members have voted on one or more of the 7 answers.

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