As I mentioned in my previous posts, I kind of fell off the planet (blog-wise, at least) at the end of August. I had good intentions for finishing the year out strong. There were three different items that contributed to my downfall. First, I’ve been battling lots of different illnesses (none of them anything major) pretty …
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Following up on yesterday’s post reviewing my progress on goals from 2016, I thought I’d try to set out some goals for the new year. I’m going to group them into 3 groups: Technology, Community, and Content. Content Goals Write 100 posts. I didn’t do so well with this last year, but this year will be …
I did a goal review back on August 22, reporting some good progress on my yearly goals and some plans for the remainder of the year. Somehow, I seemed to have fallen off the earth since then. I only posted twice since then, and both of those were in the week following the review. I’ll …
Thought I’d take a minute and review the progress on my goals for the year. 100 posts. I’m at 32 (33 if you count this) so it’s going to take some dedication to make it. It’s already 10 more than last year, so that’s progress, but with 19 weeks left and 68 posts left, I’m …
Ok. I finally pulled the trigger on a major update (structurally, at least) to SQLSPX. This is the first big change in about 5 years. If you missed the post from a couple of weeks ago warning about this you might want to go back and read it. In short, SQLPSX hadn’t been updated in …
Since I didn’t do a great job realizing my goals from last year, I thought putting a little more “effort” into defining them this year might make a difference. 100 Posts. I know I didn’t even get close to 50 last year, but I think I might have just not set a “stretch” goal. I …
So back in January I set out a list of PowerShell goals for the year. It’s not over yet, but I thought I’d see how well I did on those goals. 1. 50 blog posts I knew this one was ambitious, but I figured one post per week should be manageable. I’ve been close to …
