Books

Undo

I finished writing my debut fiction novel, Undo, in September 2021. After polishing it after beta reader feedback (and letting it percolate in a drawer for a few years), it’s ready for prime time. Available in paperback and ebook formats.

The moment Corey discovers an old wooden pencil hidden among his late grandfather’s belongings, his life changes forever. What starts as a desperate attempt to undo a tragedy soon spirals into a dangerous game of manipulation, power, and deception. As Corey jumps through time, trying to right past wrongs, he uncovers unsettling truths about his family, a criminal conspiracy, and the cost of rewriting fate. But just as he thinks he’s in control, he begins to suspect that someone else might be one step ahead.

Handbook for the Modern Worker (365 Daily Tips)

The Handbook for the Modern Worker addresses the entire range of concerns for individuals not working in a traditional office environment, including communication, discipline, health, performance, managing up, managing others, leading meetings, professional development, quality workspaces, and networking. As a compendium of 365 tips, they’re a fantastic resource for anyone working in this modern world. They’ll help you level up your working game, regardless of where, when, or how you do it. It's a handbook – postcard-sized at 4x6" - and let's face it ... it's just cute. Available in paperback and ebook formats.

The modern worker isn't a popular term at the moment when it comes to describing remote work, distributed work, or hybrid teams … but it should be. The workplace is always in flux. Technology evolves. Teams change. Industries adapt. We communicate asynchronously. Workforces can be entirely virtual or hybrid, with some together, some apart. The world seems smaller and larger, all at the same time. And as the pandemic showed us, geography doesn’t have to dictate how we get work done. We all play in this constantly evolving sandbox, and that makes us modern workers.

The Art of Working Remotely: How to Thrive in a Distributed Workplace

The Art of Working Remotely is about my experience working from home since 1998. I published it on July 25, 2019, and it's had a fantastic reception in the remote work community. I created a discussion guide if you're looking for questions that each chapter inspires. Available in paperback and ebook formats.

People aren't typically taught how to thrive in a distributed workplace. Sure, they formally study to learn a specific occupation: design, marketing, sales, development, finance, law, or education. But can they perform that occupation at a high level when they're not physically with other people? Remote workers have to learn on their own. If you work from home, a coworking space, or coffee shop, this book is for you. The author's anecdotes about his 21-year remote work journey will inform and entertain you. Discover how to set up a quality workspace. Learn the behaviors and practices that contribute to remote worker success. You, too, can thrive in a distributed workplace.