Matt Refghi

Hold My Beer

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If you saw my phone, you might think that I had a problem:

161 Days Sober

The story is a simple one – back in late January of this year, I woke up one morning and felt sick from the previous night of drinking. I was never really a big booze drinker – in fact, it was typically always modest in portion and highly infrequent. And in almost all cases, when I went beyond one drink, it was because I was in a social setting.

If I’m Going To Exercise… I Might As Well Get Paid

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Back in 2019, after two years of having no bicycle, I ordered a brand new bike and jumped straight into a daily cycling regimen, all in the name of fitness. Clearly inspired by my second 30-day challenge, I knew exactly how beneficial that habit was – and I also loved the freedom of being able to hop on my bike and go on an adventure every day, if I wanted to.

How to Make the Developer Tab Visible in Excel

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When you begin to get into the more advanced aspects of Excel, one of the first things you’re told to do is to turn on the Developer tab. This tab allows you to do a few things, including: creating and editing macros, inserting user interface elements like buttons, and accessing the Visual Basic editor. Those topics are a whole world unto themselves, so let’s start by revealing the tab if it’s missing. To do this, let’s first launch Excel. In my screenshot below, you can see that the “Developer” tab isn’t visible along with the other tabs: “File”, “Home”, etc. Let’s change that! Enabling Developer Mode 1) First, we need to right-click the empty space within the ribbon. In my … Read more