Can you "Find Balance in Entrepreneurship"?
Charly takes some time today to discuss the challenges of balancing entrepreneurship with personal life.
Learn strategies for setting boundaries, managing priorities, and maintaining well-being.
Life is busy and there's just so many things to remember. What tools do you use to help you keep on top of ALL the things?
Have you ever switched devices and thought you lost access to a file someone shared with you in Google Drive? If you can log into your Google account, you can find it - you just need to know where to look.
In this episode, Charly covers:
✅ How to find files in the Shared With Me section of Google Drive
➡️ How to add shortcuts so shared files appear in your own folders
⚡ Using starred folders and colour coding to stay organised
⭐ How to use advanced search to find files by type, owner, or content
✨ How to check file details, activity history, and manage versions
❗ Why versioning keeps your documents organised and avoids duplicate files
If you spend time hunting for documents in Google Drive, these tips will save you time and keep your files in order.
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The WordPress plugin market has gone through a wave of acquisitions. Financial buyers replaced founders, and the products changed – ads in your dashboard, price hikes, admin panels you can’t remove, and lock-in to ecosystems you didn’t choose. Now that you understand why that happened, the next step is simple: audit what you’re running and know who owns and supports every tool your business depends on.
In this episode, Charly covers:
✔️ How the WordPress plugin ecosystem works and why people in the community built tools like LearnDash, The Events Calendar, Cadence WP, and GiveWP
➡️ What happened when private equity started acquiring these plugins during the COVID era
⚡ Why the founders left after the acquisitions
✨ What changed for users – dashboard ads, forced rebranding, workforce cuts, and websites now redirecting to Liquid Web
❗ Why this pattern isn’t just a WordPress story – it’s what happens when financial buyers enter any ecosystem built on trust
⭐ Why you should audit your ...
If you’re using Microsoft Edge’s built-in password manager, your saved credentials may not be as safe as you think. A researcher has confirmed that Edge decrypts all saved passwords at startup and stores them in plain text in your computer’s memory – for the entire browser session. Unlike other Chromium-based browsers like Brave and Chrome, Edge is the only one tested that decrypts and loads every credential into RAM at startup, whether you visit those sites or not.
In this episode, Charly covers:
✅ How Edge handles saved passwords differently from other browsers
➡️ Why storing credentials in clear text in process memory is a serious risk
⚡ What an attacker with admin access or malware can do with a simple memory dump
⭐ Microsoft’s response – and why calling it a “design choice” is not reassuring
❗ Why you should switch to a dedicated password manager like Zoho Vault
Your browser’s convenience should never come at the cost of your security.
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