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20: The Only Winning Move Is Not to Play

This week Myke and Casey talk about setting goals for 2015, which leads to a discussion about arguing on the internet. This episode of Analog(ue) is sponsored by: lynda.com: An easy and affordable way to help individuals and organizations learn. Free 10-day trial. Squarespace: Start Here. Go Anywhere. Use code FEELS for 10% off Links and Show Notes: Support Analog(ue) with a Relay FM Membership Luminaria from Bruce The lights that Myke saw English (Simplified) 5by5 | CMD+Space #61: Being Your Own Person, with Casey Liss Merlin Mann: "Sorry. I don't argue on the internet." WarGames (1983) - IMDb Back to Work #183: Remember Who Has the Cannon

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This week Myke and Casey talk about setting goals for 2015, which leads to a discussion about arguing on the internet. This episode of Analog(ue) is sponsored by: lynda.com: An easy and affordable way to help individuals and organizations learn. Free 10-day trial. Squarespace: Start Here. Go Anywhere. Use code FEELS for 10% off Links and Show Notes: Support Analog(ue) with a Relay FM Membership Luminaria from Bruce The lights that Myke saw English (Simplified) 5by5 | CMD+Space #61: Being Your Own Person, with Casey Liss Merlin Mann: "Sorry. I don't argue on the internet." WarGames (1983) - IMDb Back to Work #183: Remember Who Has the Cannon
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