Business | Intransit Studios

10 Takeaways from the book “REWORK”

by Josh | Jan 10, 2017 | Business, Personal Development, Productivity, Tips

For my first post of 2017 I’ve decided to highlight 10 takeaways from”REWORK,” an incredible book I just finished. It’s from the guys of Basecamp, the project management software I’ve loved and used for over 3 years. Now, I’m no...

Top 6 Lessons I’ve Learned in 6 Years

by Josh | Oct 11, 2016 | Business, Personal Development, Productivity, Tips

6 years ago, I would’ve never thought I’d be a business owner, a homeowner and would be supporting my wife and little golden retriever all with In Transit Studios. Graphic design and website design started for me as a hobby, then led to doing some work on...

3 Ways to Grow Your Business

by Josh | Aug 30, 2016 | Business, Tips

At the time of writing this article, we’re coming up on the 6 year anniversary of In Transit Studios! And looking back I’ve learned a lot. In this post I’ll share 3 ways to help grow your business. These are all ideas and methods that have worked for...

Building A Successful Web Presence

by Josh | Jun 10, 2016 | Business, Helpful Tools, How To, Tech, Tips, Web Design

“The more you give, the more you get.” – it’s true in every situation in life. It’s especially true when it comes to your web presence and your online success, or lack there of. I’m not talking just talking about investing in the...

The Meaning of the Term Freelance

by Josh | May 18, 2016 | Business, Helpful Tools

More and more of the working world today is “freelance.” Since the dawn of the laptop, individuals with enough drive and passion are empowered to develop a set of skills and apply them towards creating a business and are able work for whomever they choose....

My Top 5 Tools for Productivity

by Josh | May 2, 2016 | Business, Helpful Tools, How To, Personal, Productivity, Tips

When running your own business, staying productive proves more and more challenging as time goes on. As business grows, so does your to-do list, your administrative duties, your email, your customers needs, etc. You only have so much cognitive load and time to give...