So here we are with another week done and dusted.
For me, the week got off to a rather poor start with some rather strange issues appearing with my computer. It’s just about completely rebuilt so there shouldn’t have been any problems but they kept on occurring and after two trips to our computer guy I was becoming rather frustrated.
He couldn’t find any problem at all when the computer was on his work bench but as soon as I got it home it would begin doing weird things again.
So I started unplugging things to see what I was connecting to the computer that was causing the problem. In the end it turned out to be the wireless mouse and new batteries didn’t fix the issue so now, after quite a large amount of lost time, I’m back to using a USB mouse and all the problems have gone away.
From there on the week was mostly spent working on other people’s projects to help Toni catch up with a large backlog of work. However, I did manage to move some of my own projects forward too so it wasn’t all bad.
How was your week?
This week’s links
Keeping your computer safe in a storm
Late last week and early this week we had some wild electrical storms … they are not uncommon in this part of the world during summer … but any electrical storm can damage your computer.
I wrote this post to help you keep your computer safe when electrical storms roll in.
Does your business have clients or customers?
Aren’t they the same thing? There is a difference as Seth Godin explains
Do you multitask?
You could be seriously damaging your brain
Are you too old to start a business?
I’ve never seen age as an impediment to starting a business and nor does the guy who produced this 10-minute podcast (be prepared, the podcast will start playing once the page has loaded)
How are you at setting goals?
Amy Porterfield shares how she manages to achieve so much in her business
by 
