How to work from home and get a ludicrous amount of work done

Why saying "no" will actually increase the amount of work you get

How to network in the game industry - especially while stuck at home

Today, we have a special treat! Below is a video interview with Tom Salta, who's worked on games such as Halo, Killer Instinct Season 3, ...

Did you know that, way back in the early 1900s, New York City was covered in banana peels? Back then, New York was just blanketed in tras...

Learning what is a good client is, how to manage yourself, and why should a good client pick you.

A quick trick for sending out bids to help prevent a client's surprise and increase the chances of them saying "yes."

The decision between AAA and Indie is a common issue. Depending on your career goals, you’re going to run into different issues with each.

Most of us have our asks completely backwards. Learn how to ask acquaintances for meetings, feedback, advice, or any sort of favor.

Being great at sound, art, programming, writing, etc. is incredibly important but there is way more to freelancing successfully than skills.

Having a clear standard to grow into is powerful. It's that level of clarity that will allow you to build something incredible for yourself.

Every single one of us has the capability to make a great living working in this industry, all the while dodging some of its worst flaws.

What are WE doing that is less effective than it could be? What are we doing "correctly" that's holding us back?

Allowing ourselves the ability to work deeply will allow for inspiration to come knocking at our door.

Practice, action, and focused work all feel awful most of the time. That’s how you know you’re doing it right.

Every time I play a game, I come back to work with greater gusto and can get tons more work done in a short period of time. It’s pretty easy

Stop holding yourself and the industry back. Show your stuff. Share your knowledge and be the expert that this industry is so desperately in

If you ask for what you’re worth, you’re doing a service not only to yourself, but to every client you ever come into contact with.

If you’re working toward something that you genuinely want, then it is worth starting today. If it’s worth doing, it’s going to take time.