Yup. I saved up for my chair. I don’t remember when I first saw a mission styled chair like this one, but the moment I saw it, I knew I wanted it. It looked sturdy (and indeed it’s the only chair in the house that’s held up for more than ten years). But this wasn’t a cheap chair – the ottoman (where you rest your feet) was something like $500. I remember thinking, that’s what I’d normally spend on a chair! So I saved. And I saved. And eventually I got my chair. And I’ve loved it ever since.

The other day I sent an email to the guys behind Gravity Forms. I was wondering about leveraging all my Gravity Forms for more than just data collection. The way I saw things, I was collecting demographic data (first name, last name, position title) in forms on my site. But I was also collecting behavioral data on my site (pages viewed, length of time on each page, enter and exit pages). So my email was simple: shouldn’t I be able to connect them?

Almost every day my inbox announces the arrival of another solution that will earn me a seven digit income passively. All I need to do (right now) is buy their plugin – for only $16. And while these promises are too good to be true, the idea of passive income, of recurring revenue, made off of a WordPress membership site still call out to content producers. Is this just the quest for the almighty dollar? And aren’t their enough membership plugins out there already? Given that demand, and it’s constant growth, you would have thought by now that the market […]