RJ McCollam

@bradenkeith Following. I have been planning out the setup for the house we are building. Spent a lot of time mapping out my new Ubiquiti setup.

Starting on the IT Zen Garden. I have a rack and some organization parts coming Tuesday but went ahead and started prep. 1. Clipped off all the zip ties and replaced them with Velcro straps. 2. Dry ran my runs to see how I’d want to get the new rack organized. That meant routing power to one side and data on the other. Stay tuned for the transformation.

@bradenkeith I understand this so much! Last year was the first year we were able to do that since starting our business.

Guess who’s got 2 thumbs, a fragmented understanding of tax law, and isn’t having to file an extension for the first time in 6 years.

Pushed a small update to Watch It! today. Better loading screens and it’s now more clear when the app is working on adding a show or movie to your list. apps.apple.com/us/app/watch-i…

@bradenkeith Congrats!

Welcome to the world, Rhett. My 4th kid and first son. Mom and baby are happy and healthy.

@bradenkeith @jackmcdade Well I’m game. Right now not looking to sign up for a long campaign. Just want to get my feet wet and find my rhythm in playing.

@RJMcCollam @jackmcdade and I batted around the idea of doing a one off virtual session if we found enough people. I’ve played once and would like to do it again without it being a big commitment.

Getting into D&D and ready to start playing. Do I know anyone who plays or who would run a session for a new player? Picked up the Welcome to Hellfire starter set and convinced Amy and Molly to play with me, but I’m thinking of trying to find a group online to play every week.

I've had an interest in the back of my brain for some time when it comes to D&D. I pulled the trigger on a started set and am going to play for first campaign with my wife and daughter. I'm excited.

A trial user for Train Factor experienced an error and cancelled their trial. This morning I fixed the error and emailed them to say thanks for trying my app and that I fixed the error they experienced. As a user do you want to get an email like this or is this too "invasive"?

Last week marked 12 years since I quit my job to freelance full time. I always like to spend a time each year thinking about that decision and where I am at now. This poster I've had for years now has always been a good mantra to have around. Really looking forward to 2026.

I prefer reading on my kindle, but decided to start getting physical copies of books I enjoyed as trophies. Filling out these shelves now.

It’s here. A recap of my #SpotifyWrapped spotify.com/wrapped-share/…

Last day to keep my streak in Train Factor alive. Really like this dry fire setup.

@bradenkeith Please tell me there is a tool to make this easier than how I have been doing it. Setting up the order, pinching it, and sliding it in to the connector. Ran a new run a couple weekends ago and spent more time trying to get the connectors on than any other step 😂

The real ones know.

@Nick_Meagher @Lovable Well done, nice and clean. Really like the pricing section. Clear and direct.

We just launched our new agency site… and built the whole thing inside @Lovable. Not going to lie, it took a little tinkering to get it dialed in. But it came out clean, fast, and way easier to manage than the old setup. Now the real test starts: can we get it ranking? New site. Fresh structure. Better pages. Time to let Google chew on it and see what happens. If you want to check it out (or roast it), here you go: icepick.co Let’s see what this thing can do 💪🏼

I'm finally switching from Chrome to Safari as my default browser. The older I get the more I realize the benefits of using built in tools that are the same across all my devices. The ecosystem holds so many benefits. It's also not like Safari isn't a good browser.

Updated the cockpit. - Replaced MagSafe stand with a mount on the back of my monitor - Add F1 car I built last weekend I'm super picky about my desk setup and this honestly feels a little cluttered for me, but going to stick with it for a week and see how I feel.

I have some direction on where I want to take the app I am working on visually. Design is always the part I get hung up on. Idea in my head, but getting it out is really tough for me.

Got through all functionality implementation and testing in the remedies journal app I am working on. That just leaves UI. Going for simple, but with some personality. Any SwiftUI apps that you really like the vibe of? I'm looking for inspiration.

Decided to circle back and work to bring the remedies tracker app I have mostly built into the mix. Would love to get it launched by the end of this month. Functionality wise its mostly complete. UI and testing are what is left.

We don't actively market our agencies, but I built a tool this week for cold email outreach. Marketron lets us create campaigns, track stats, and have all conversations in one place. This will be a great way to passively get our agencies in front of potential clients.