- Exciting News!
CAGE has been Acquired. - November 2, 2011 at 12:00 AM.
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Two years ago I set out to re-imagine the design collaborative space and disrupt its market. Over this time, I took risks by dedicating myself and career to making that vision happen.
I'm excited to illustrate its continued success with a few recent milestones such as being featured in .NET's Magazine to an increasing amount of sign-ups by the thousands. Today, I announce that Cage* has been acquired.
Going into any venture you need both ...more >
- On being your own Entrepreneur.
- August 10, 2011 at 12:00 AM.
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Entrepreneur; I can't think of another word that's becoming more of a buzz word. More people are calling themselves Serial Entrepreneurs today because the single word Entrepreneur is not enough anymore.
But that's not what entrepreneurship is about.
You don't have to be the guy who grew his business from the garage startup to 100 employees; then moved onto his next venture which landed him $1mil in funding. In fact, you don't even ...more >
- Designing for the Mobile Web, with Michael Dick
- December 13, 2010 at 12:00 AM.
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It's a honor to have been invited to present at Refresh Baltimore this week, December 9th! The event was held at MICA, Maryland Institute College of Art, where I spoke on "The Mobile Web" a topic I've really grown passionate about over the past few years.
It's truly an exciting feeling to be able to prepare slides and share the knowledge I've accumulated through my experience working with great brands such as...more >
- The theory that I\'m not
a Web Designer. - October 10, 2010 at 12:00 AM.
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If you asked me if I still enjoyed design, I would tell you yes and no — quickly followed up with the idea that I consider myself an entrepreneur of my ideas. Design is only a part of the process.
I absolutely love to take an idea and ideate the possibility of how it can be expanded and executed. My thoughts gravitate between imagination and reality. When an idea comes to mind, I can't help but ponder all of the possible outcomes.
I'm a doer, a builder, and an entrepreneur; Web...more >
- Using Billings 3 to track business expenses.
- August 10, 2010 at 12:00 AM.
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I've been using Billings 3 for about three years now. Two years ago I needed a better way of tracking expenses. Billings has the support for expenses built in, but they're meant to be applied to client projects. Since 99% of my expenses are incurred by me/for me, I needed a way to track them in this personal sense.
This review/tutorial was inspired by Sam Brown after talking with him about his recent Billings 3 testimonial.
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About me.
- My name is Michael Dick and currently live in Oklahoma City where I enjoyable work as a web designer. I am 20 years old and am consitantly trying my best to learn something new each day.
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Quick notes.
- Posted on 11/02/2011
- Two years ago I set out to re-imagine the design collaborative space and disrupt its market. Over this time, I took risks by dedicating myself and career to making that vision happen. I'm excited to illustrate its continued s
- Posted on 08/10/2011
- Entrepreneur; I can't think of another word that's becoming more of a buzz word. More people are calling themselves Serial Entrepreneurs today because the single word Entrepreneur is not enough anymore. But th
- Posted on 12/13/2010
- It's a honor to have been invited to present at Refresh Baltimore this week, December 9th! The event was held at MICA, Maryland Institute College of Art, where I spoke on "The Mobile Web" a t
- Posted on 10/10/2010
- If you asked me if I still enjoyed design, I would tell you yes and no — quickly followed up with the idea that I consider myself an entrepreneur of my ideas. Design is only a part of the process.
- Posted on 08/10/2010
- I've been using Billings 3 for about three years now. Two years ago I needed a better way of tracking expenses. Billings has the support for expenses built in, but they're meant to be applied to client projects. Since 99% of my expe