I’m lucky to live close enough to London that I can get there and back again in an afternoon. My wife has wanted to visit the Tate Modern in the city for a long time. What better time to go than for her birthday? From the outside, the Tate Modern is an ugly block of […]
There’s art in mymind Read Post »
I’m trying harder to find my “voice” with this article. Part of that is writing more in the style of how I chat to people on 𝕏. The other part is including a handwritten version of this newsletter. If you’d like to download the handwritten PDF with some extra notes, you can get it here:
How I’m using AI to stop me breaking things. Again… Read Post »
Two weeks ago, I set up a new, recurring meeting at my day job. It’s a bi-monthly meeting between the Engineering and Customer Success departments. Anyone who knows me will know I hate pointless meetings. I’m fully ready for you to reply to this and tell me why meetings are the downfall of productivity! And
Getting Departments Working Together with ClickUp Read Post »
Imagine having a band where every member plays from a different sheet of music. The result can be best described as a cacophony. My dad would probably think it’s jazz. Last week, I went to an Emma Stevens gig, and she invited my guitarist friend to play on stage. He asked the bass player what
Why Your Business Needs a Single Source of Truth Read Post »
Last week we learned that applied knowledge is power. Missed that issue? You can read it here: Unlock the Power of Applied Knowledge Knowledge sounds good. But you’re already swamped with information. You have ideas but you forget them before you can write them down. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed in this digital age. And
Your Second Brain Awaits Read Post »
Did you know that the average knowledge worker spends 2 and a half hours every workday just searching for information? That’s about 550 hours a year. Imagine what else you could be doing with all that time! From maintaining a tidy paper journal to navigating your company wiki and project management tool, managing a second
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