Cody McKibben

Cody McKibben is a Gen-Y professional from Sacramento, California. In addition to his leadership & personal development blogging at ThrillingHeroics.com, Cody is an entrepreneurial web designer & business blog consultant, and founder of Career Master Minds, a peer mentoring and goal-setting organization for college students and young professionals. Cody strives to be a connector and catalyst, creating new partnerships, ideas, and projects, and he aspires to one day be a social entreprenuer. To learn more about Cody, please visit codymckibben.com.

Cody McKibben's blog is Thrilling Heroics.

Posts by Cody McKibben
No Comments / Tuesday, August 5th, 2008

Since I started my freelance business, I’ve loved the freedom, but it also comes at a high cost, which is why most people don’t start their own businesses. I’ve struggled with the transition to working from home, social isolation, difficulty prioritizing for myself, lack of motivation, the slowing economy, and more. It’s not easy, but […]

No Comments / Wednesday, July 30th, 2008

I finally bit the bullet yesterday and paid the 97 bucks for my subscription. I figure I’ll take what I learn, hopefully get a kick in the pants, and apply it to creating more awesome content here and on my business blog…

9 Comments / Wednesday, July 16th, 2008

If you don’t click based on that headline, what else could we possibly say here to make a difference? Don’t you need to save yourself some grief with your air travel? So click already.

No Comments / Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

As a follow-up to my post the other day, How to Make Friends with Career Columnists and Influence Mainstream News Organizations, I’d like to share some more of the insights from my conversation with ABCnews.com columnist Michelle Goodman.

No Comments / Friday, July 4th, 2008

The lesson here is simple: if you have a genuine interest in what others do—be they columnists, authors, CEOs, or whatever—don’t be afraid to reach out and ask them a few questions about it.

No Comments / Friday, May 23rd, 2008

Everyone’s talking about information overload these days, so I figured I’d use this as an opportunity to share both 1) some of my personal interests, but also 2) how I filter through the vast amount of knowledge and media that’s available to us these days through the blogosphere and all the mainstream entertainment and news channels […]

No Comments / Wednesday, May 21st, 2008

I got tired of feeling like a doomsayer, which—unfortunately—is what a lot of environmentalists come off sounding like. But Wired Magazine’s 15th anniversary issue has stirred up a lot of talk in the global warming circles that caught my attention yesterday […]

No Comments / Tuesday, April 15th, 2008

Do you ever ask yourself how one of your friends got a seemingly awesome job? Or, ever find yourself staring off into space while you sit at your desk, daydreaming about being in another line of work? Well, Alexandra Levit surveyed 500 gen-Y and gen-X professionals to find people with their dream jobs and she […]

1 Comment / Friday, March 14th, 2008

If you’ve been on the net as long as I have, you’ve most likely run into the “GTD” acronym before. But, do you know what it means? GTD is a productivity and organization system that was created by management consultant David Allen in his 2001 national bestseller Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity. Allen […]

No Comments / Friday, February 29th, 2008

John Hennessey is the president of Stanford University, U.S. News & World Report’s #4 university in the nation and voted one of America’s best colleges for entrepreneurs by Fortune Small Business. Hennessey is one academic who has an entrepreneurial legacy himself, as he transferred his important research in microprocessor technology to actual industry application […]