If you’re like me (and like most people), identity theft and hacking is something that for the most part happens to “other people.” And while this mindset may end up serving you well far into the distant future – there is a possibility that at some point identity theft may cease to be something thatRead More...

For a lot of us, the summer is a time when work is not flowing quite as abundantly as it usually is during the year. If this is true for you, here’s five ideas for summer projects that will ensure you are taking full advantage of your downtime while you have it!

Reuse, Renew, Recycle. Reuse, Renew, Recycle. We’ve all heard it a million times – but this year in celebrating Earth day I wanted to share with you my readers some specific ways in which you can start shrinking your carbon footprint today. And don’t worry – recycling isn’t on the list.

As we all work (or scramble) to get our financial lives documented and organized by the looming April 15th, I thought it might be helpful to share a few tips for making this process easier next year. Here are five ways that you can get ahead of the game and soften the blow for yourselfRead More...

That’s right – this Valentine’s Month I’m playing the cheezy card. But seriously, do you remember the last time someone did something really nice for you for no reason at all? How did it make you feel? I don’t know about you, but when I have experiences like that, it reminds me that I liveRead More...

Having just finished shipping out rewards to over 70 of my band ON THE SUN’s Kickstarter campaign backers via USPS – I have learned a LOT about home shipping in the last month. More than I ever wanted to know actually. And as is typical of me, the first thing I always think of whenRead More...

It’s fairly often that as I’m speaking with someone about website and internet related topics, I’m asked the question, “how do you know all this stuff?” And my response is always the same: I google things a lot. I’m a firm believer that these days, while it may be nice to be “smart” or “knowledgable”Read More...

How do freelancing artists do it? How do they piece together work to create a sustaining and stable career?  Through this interview series, I aim to get to the heart of those questions by talking to various artists about how they make freelancing work for them. In this sixth installment, Continuum spoke with Brooklyn-based graphic designerRead More...

I’m so tired of hearing people say they wish they made more money – and then in the next sentence they’re explaining how they travel to the boondocks of Queens every week to teach a lesson for $35. The thing about freelancing is that no one is going to offer to pay us more moneyRead More...