2024 uduforu Blog
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Deus Ex Machina Blog
December 2024: Martin shares his plan to refresh the uduforu blog and a sci-fi micro-fiction story.
On the Nose Problems
November 2024: Martin clarifies some fundamental behaviors everyone should agree on.
Celebrating uduforu, LLC, at year five: a creative success but a dropshipping misfire
October 2024: Martin highlights uduforu, LLC's creative growth and persistent issues with dropshipping and print-on-demand.
My money-making wish list after 5 years: a home business conundrum
September 2024: Martin shares some frustration with career change and side hustle culture and invites you to share your experiences.
Goals, consequences, choices, and you
August 2024: Martin shares some thoughts and strategies for making decisions.
How time creates generational divides and resentment
July 2024: Martin ponders about tensions between the young and old.
Make it the summer of love what you do
June 2024: Martin shares ways to preserve the joy found in hobbies.
Embrace the suck and get unstuck
May 2024: Martin shares some tips that help him to begin a learning process or continue when stuck.
Use your free time instead of wasting it
April 2024: Martin emphasizes some of the benefits of enjoying your spare time without a screen.
Celebrate spring with fresh habits or compost trash behavior.
March 2024: Martin shares how spring cleaning can benefit your body and mind.
Solve most problems using four basic steps
February 2024: Martin shares four basic steps he uses to solve a variety of problems.
Declare your intentions and deliver for the New Year instead of making slippery resolutions.
January 2024: Martin recaps developing his business and recommends setting a goal for the year rather than a temporary resolution.