Twenty-three guides. Each one answers a question I have been asked in person, more than once, by somebody running a business or trying to get a job done — and each gives the whole answer, including the parts where you do not need to buy anything.
Where a free setting already does the job, the guide says so and shows you the setting. Where one of my tools does it better, that is at the bottom, after the answer, and you can ignore it.
The arithmetic behind a price. What an hour of work really costs you, and why the number on the payslip is not it.
Windows applications for the jobs a browser cannot do — keeping a machine awake, watching a competitor, and what monitoring software can and cannot see.
Eight small problems you meet every day in Chrome, and the shortest honest fix for each — including what the built-in settings already do for free.
Invoices, quotes, contracts, decks, budgets. What belongs in each one, what gets left out, and what it costs you when it is missing.
The guides tell you what to do. The blog tells you what it cost me to find out — real jobs, real numbers, the parts that went wrong left in.
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