Last week, along with 15,000 other friends in web3, I attended #ETHDenver. Since I began working fractionally about two years ago almost exclusively in web3 businesses, this week-long series of mini-conferences loosely tied to building on Ethereum has become somewhat of an annual rite of passage.

Later today I’m leading a workshop for a team on asking good questions, and we’ll be talking a lot about the frame of reference you uniquely use to critically understand something better.

Recently I took on a new project with an open source developer community that’s exploring ways to commercialize their technology with additional services or product layers for the first time.

Everyone is refreshing the browsers on their phones every 60 seconds.

This is the final post of my three-part series, Unattached: The Next Era of Knowledge Workers. I recommend first reading part one (Making the Case for Fractional Work) and part two (Fractional Work in a Post-Pandemic Era). In this post, I’ll talk about the personal benefits of going fractional at work, and a few tips on getting started.

This is part 2 of a 3-part series, Unattached: The Next Era of Knowledge Workers. In Part 1, I wrote about “Making the Case for Fractional Work,” which includes examples of how companies and employees can approach project-based work. In part two, we’ll take a broader look at how the workforce has evolved in a post-pandemic era.

This is part 1of a 3-part series, Unattached: The Next Era of Knowledge Workers. You can read part two, “Fractional Work in a Post-Pandemic Era” here.

​​This is the ninth of a series of 12 discrete stories about how a variety of web3 projects (ranging from crowd-funding platforms and NFTs to DeFi and gaming) have approached decentralized community building. You can read an aggregated overview of insights across all of these projects here.

​​This is the eighth of a series of 12 discrete stories about how a variety of web3 projects (ranging from crowd-funding platforms and NFTs to DeFi and gaming) have approached decentralized community building. You can read an aggregated overview of insights across all of these projects here.