Teaching analytics with modern Excel
Think back to the last time you applied for a job. The process is filled with countless applications, dead-end leads, and fruitless interviews. It's a common misconception that embarking on a …
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Modern Data Analytics in Excel is my second book. On the one hand, publishing a second book doesn't seem as daunting or monumental as the first, because I'm familiar with the process. On the other …
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I love doing year-in-review posts because they offer a comprehensive perspective on my annual achievements. It's all too easy to become engrossed in the minutiae of daily tasks, losing sight of …
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post outlining ten pitfalls to avoid in data solopreneurship: Writing a technical book demands immense effort, just like starting a business. Pouring your heart and …
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I have been running my own data analytics business for over five years. Throughout this journey, I've encountered numerous highs and lows. The risk of failure still looms, but that's just a part of …
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As an author of a technical book, I often receive inquiries about how to secure a publishing contract. Achieving publication is a prestigious milestone, yet it remains elusive for many, sometimes for …
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