Recently, one of my clients kept experiencing “cold feet. He was afraid to hit the “publish button.” This occurred several times as we tidied up the last-minute details. It’s time. Yet, he couldn’t do it and tried to pull the plug several times. At one point, he informed me he didn’t want to publish at all.

“I think I’ll rewrite the whole thing,” he declared.

But I wouldn’t let him do that. I could predict the outcome…

As a user of various software products during the last three decades, I am ready to admit my frustration.

What set me off? It all began with Word 365. Don’t get me wrong, it is/was a great program, complete with all the bells and whistles, many of which I employed. It’s performed well for me personally and for work. However, when an aspect of the program continually falls short, it’s time to share my discontent.

I’m talking about READ ALOUD. For me, it’s a helpful tool when I’m writing or editing client books. It helps me fine-tune and enables me to catch mistakes that I may have missed. I came to rely on this feature…

Instead of me trying to explain what a quantum computer is, let’s use the analogies presented in this constructive video in an attempt to explore the science behind this latest, blossoming technology. Journey with Cleo Abram and Marques Brownlee as …

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If I ask you to define a three-dimensional square, you might say something like this: It’s a cube, a solid object with six identical square faces, 12 edges of equal length, and 8 vertices. It is the 3D version of a 2D square and has three dimensions: width, length, and height, which are all equal in a perfect cube.

Okay, next question. What is life? Hmm, made you stop and think, didn’t I. One dictionary defines it as…