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Justin gets some time for "deep work." with Jem & Justin as they explore unique productivity hacks, from Pi Role Play to ditching time tracking. Plus, CNC router tips, savvy quoting strategies, and progress on managing finances with Profit First.Watch on YoutubeDISCUSSED:✍️ Send Comments on this EpisodeDeep Work timePi Role Play"Stop Yapping" - GPTLB – New BedsSimple Bundles#73 - Subreddit Comment - 4 spindlesTurn off time trackingMarc D – What kind of CNC router work do you avoid now? Anything that needs lots of sanding is hard to $ for us.Mike N – Thoughts on sending itemized quotes or lump sum (ways to reduce sticker shock)QuotientScreen Capture Videos in quotesNotion rollout command K, killing my darling WorkFlowy, crashing NotionMaintenance TrailProfit First PlaylistMaking more frugal purchasing decisions New debit cardsOffset accounts in US? Jumping straight to full tap percentagesNo hidden bank accountsShifting bill payments to 10/25?SUPPORT THE SHOWBecome a Patreon - Get the Secret ShowReview on Apple Podcast Share with a FriendDiscuss on Show SubredditShow InfoShow WebsiteContact Jem & JustinInstagram | Tiktok | Facebook | YoutubePlease note: Show notes contains affiliate links.HOSTSJem FreemanCastlemaine, Victoria, AustraliaLike ButterMore LinksJustin BrouillettePortland, Oregon, USAPDX CNCNackMore Links

Yes, you're reading the title right. I think rapid logging is my speed/flow. I have been back & forth with that decision, but you'll hear about it during the podcast. I talked about the task addicts and how you can overstimulate the task queue. I come back to talk about CES. More than anything, we FINALLY use the Workflowy program & go over things. It's a show that you won't wanna miss. Most of all, the Pass the message will be the part that stands out. I hope you enjoy this week's episode. #PassTheMessage #ThePassBTPodMusic for Intro & Outro:Tanya ChinaLinks:Bagby Referral CodeFlow Page Link (All podcast platforms)Blue Yeti XEmail Signature SitePeachie Clean RVA988 Suicide & Crisis Line Bryan's SpaceOno Affiliate link (code BryanTaylor)Rely on BOT, LLCExternal Links:31 Cutting-Edge Products From CES 2024 That You Could Buy Right Now - CNET

David Buxton is a tech founder based in London, UK. He loves making stuff, especially with software. He's also a qualified pilot and a pretty good cook.   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidmrbuxton/ Website: https://hrharriet.com   TOOLS: 0:45 - Workflowy: https://workflowy.com 12:54 - Tern GSD e-bicycle: https://www.ternbicycles.com/uk/bikes/472/gsd 19:47 - Langchain (LLM dev framework): https://python.langchain.com/docs/get_started/introduction.html 27:29 - Leuchtturm Line a Day journal: https://geni.us/v0B7C5k 35:43 - Harriet AI HR assistant: https://hrharriet.com   Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/dp4IcBImx-U   For show notes and transcript visit: https://kk.org/cooltools/david-buxton-tech-founder/  

Tips for mature, first-time authors to get over impostor syndrome and conquer self doubt.Mentioned in the episode:AI for Authors: Practical and Ethical Guidelines. Alliance of Independent AuthorsIndependent Book Publishers AssociationQuestion of the week: What is the most challenging part of being a mature author?Get your free copy of the First Chapter Rubric.Links:WritingPursuits.comInstagram: @WritingPursuitsPodcastThree Story Method Certified EditorKathreseMcKee.comIf you would like to sign up for a free Draft2Digital account, click the link to use my affiliate code and support the show. You never have to pay upfront to publish; Draft2Digital only makes money if you sell ebooks through one of their distributors.Workflowy (affiliate) - https://workflowy.com/invite/958bd78a.lnxYourFirstChapter.com

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: New probabilistic simulation tool, published by ProbabilityEnjoyer on August 19, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Dagger (usedagger.com) is a new tool for calculations with uncertainty. It uses Monte Carlo simulation. There are two ways to specify your simulation model: Import an existing spreadsheet use Probly, a Python dialect designed for probabilistic simulation ℹ️ Each of the two links above has 4 interactive examples. You might want to start there. Spreadsheet Example In this 15-second video, we take a complex existing spreadsheet (100+ rows) from GiveWell and turn it into a Monte Carlo simulation The sheet already gives us "optimistic/pessimistic" values, so it's as simple as adding one column to specify the distribution as (e.g.) uniform (Longer version of this video) Features Dependency graph Intuitive and mathematically rigorous sensitivity analysis Our sensitivity analysis uses Sobol' global sensitivity indices. The approach and the intuition behind it are explained in more detail here. ℹ️ You need to enable the sensitivity analysis under "Advanced options" Summary table This table exposes the structure of your model by showing the dependency graph as a tree. Similar to Workflowy, you can zoom to any variable, or expand/collapse. Probly Probly feels very like Python, except that any number can also be a probability distribution: Example Here's a fuller example of the syntax and resulting output. It's part of a GiveWell CEA of iron and folic acid supplementation. Distribution support Probly supports 9 probability distributions. Each can be constructed in multiple ways. For example, you can construct a normal distribution in 5 ways: This clickable table shows you everything that's supported, and includes example code: ℹ️ Shortcut: probly.dev redirects to usedagger.com/probly Limitations There are at the moment numerous limitations. A small selection of them: Probly: Doesn't support the Sobol' sensitivity analysis Doesn't show the dependency graph Spreadsheet There is no UI in Dagger to edit the model. All changes must go via the spreadsheet. The spreadsheet must specify probability distributions in a specific format. All models are public Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org

"Bycie zarządzającym jest trudne i takim pozostanie – ale może być przy tym o 20-40% łatwiejsze, jeśli podejdziesz do tego właściwie i zastosujesz parę sprytnych taktyk." Tego zdania jest nasz gość, Bartosz Majewski, który w swoich dwóch ebookach proponuje łącznie aż 60 taktyk mających ułatwić managerom pełnienie swojej roli.

Cal Newport answers 10 questions from his audience ranging from idea management to the Deep Life to writing. Throughout all the answers, you'll hear Cal explain his core concepts and how they apply to everyday working life.Below are the questions covered in today's episode (with their timestamps). Get your questions answered by Cal! Here's the link: bit.ly/3U3sTvoVideo from today's episode:  youtube.com/calnewportmedia- Why doesn't Cal care about idea management systems? [2:46]- Does Cal still use Workflowy to capture tasks?  [12:52]- Are women better at multi-tasking than men? [16:56]- What is the difference between pursuing depth versus passion? [23:16]- What are the  “Contemplation” and “Celebration” buckets in the context of the Deep Life? [28:56]- What's the best way to study math? [32:56]- Can I jump from a master's at a small school to a PhD at a prestigious one? [35:19]- How do I know if I've successfully cultivated a Deep Life? [37:11]- How do I become a successful political nonfiction writer? [44:38]- Is the Deep Work hypothesis affected by survivorship bias? [50:36]Links:calnewport.com/blog/2011/06/23/lab-notes-my-closed-loop-research-system/Thanks to our Sponsors:fieldofgreens.com Promo Code: Deepstamps.com/deeppolicygenius.comhensonshaving.com/cal Thanks to Jesse Miller for production, Jay Kerstens for the intro music, and Mark Miles for mastering.

Jem & Justin cover Software Corner – using an iPhone as a camera for a Mac and review a video on geometry features in Fusion 360. Productivity tools such as Workflowy and Text Sniper are also covered. The importance of ethical business practices and having a strong team is discussed, and a new sales and support role is introduced. The episode ends with a discussion on optimizing sheets for Fusion 360 post-processor edits.Watch on YoutubeDISCUSSED:✍️ Send Comments on this EpisodePlease note: Show notes contains affiliate links.Days off in the shop, smilesSoftware CornerUse iPhone as Camera for MacFusion 360 Geometry Features Video - Portland CNCWorkflowyText SniperShottr - Screenshots + Text SniperKitta Parter - Configurator Details on Secret ShowFU Alaska - "Do the right thing" - from Rob regarding pricing exceptionsGreat timing, culture doc on my 6 monthly goal listSnow plowStrong interviews, hard to decide, gut vs paperWorkflowy rebuild, everything linking back to the business planDream team, just gotta build salesNew Sales & Support RoleOptimized Sheets - Post Processor EditsSUPPORT THE SHOWBecome a Patreon - Get the Secret ShowReview on Apple Podcast Share with a FriendDiscuss on Show SubredditShow InfoShow WebsiteContact Jem & JustinTiktok | YoutubeHOSTSJem FreemanCastlemaine, Victoria, AustraliaLike ButterMore LinksJustin BrouillettePortland, Oregon, USAPDX CNCNackMore Links

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Nook Nature, published by Duncan Sabien on December 5, 2022 on LessWrong. Style of post: Alexanderian meander (though with (at best) a tenth of the artistry and thoroughness/rigor). There's a Thing here and it has been tickling at my brain for ages and I have despaired of being able to clarify it all on my own, so I'm giving you my unclarified thoughts instead. More of an extended koan than a proper essay. An acquaintance at EA Global suggested that I investigate anagram potential before settling on a possible name for my future child. This was a cool idea, so I went online with my frontrunner to see what the possibilities were. There were over 111,000 of them. If I had made some modest change, say replacing "Elizabeth" with "Frederick" while leaving the other names alone, there would have been a comparable number of completely different ones. There's something blank about infinity, or really large numbers like "one billion." But the explosion of possibility somehow felt more viscerally real when it was like expanding one Workflowy node to see a hundred thousand possibilities, and expanding the next Workflowy node to see a hundred thousand different possibilities, and knowing that the next node would contain a hundred thousand new possibilities still. Most people are familiar with the Youtube videos showing an infinite zoom into the Mandelbrot set, and how you keep finding complexity as you go deeper and deeper. But it's interesting (and often underemphasized, in my opinion) that those videos show you the beauty and complexity of one single path, and if you were at any point to go left instead of right, or shift the trajectory of your zooming by some tiny amount in the hundredth decimal place, you would get another, extremely different path of equivalent complexity and beauty. This is one of the talking points that has come up in my chocolate tastings. I sometimes like to mention that yeah, of course, there's fantastic, staggering, unmanageable complexity everywhere around us all the time, and of course we have to mute and muffle and abstract most of it away or we would be fully paralyzed and unable to comprehend anything or take any action whatsoever (Something something autism, something something processing disorders) but it's nice, when someone highlights a particular nook in the infinite fractal chaos as being pleasant and interesting and worth some extra lingering, to stop glossing over all the detail, or at least to gloss over it a little bit less. When I lead people through a chocolate tasting, most of what is special isn't the chocolate itself; it's that they're simply actually processing a bunch of sense data that, by default, would have been ignored, because it has to be ignored, because you have to ignore 99.999% of what you perceive to be functional at all. An old puzzle used to be: if the universe is effectively infinite in extent, and per-unit-of-arc every star in the sky is approximately as bright as the sun, and there are stars in every direction ... why isn't the sky a uniform shining white? There are several things wrong with the "if," but nevertheless it was useful for astronomers and physicists to notice that, if stars cluster, such that a galaxy might be hidden behind a single nearby star, and might itself obscure a supercluster yet further away, then we could indeed have infinite stars in every direction and still have most of the sky be black. A sort of inverted Cantor dust effect. Speaking of fractals, I keep getting this image of something like an infinite anthill, and I don't have anything to draw with so I'll try words and maybe it'll work. But like. Okay, so when I was born I (basically) went from a womb to a bedroom. And as I grew, the bubble of my awareness expanded to a house, and then to a whole property, and then to a neighborhood, a...

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Nook Nature, published by Duncan Sabien on December 5, 2022 on LessWrong. Style of post: Alexanderian meander (though with (at best) a tenth of the artistry and thoroughness/rigor). There's a Thing here and it has been tickling at my brain for ages and I have despaired of being able to clarify it all on my own, so I'm giving you my unclarified thoughts instead. More of an extended koan than a proper essay. An acquaintance at EA Global suggested that I investigate anagram potential before settling on a possible name for my future child. This was a cool idea, so I went online with my frontrunner to see what the possibilities were. There were over 111,000 of them. If I had made some modest change, say replacing "Elizabeth" with "Frederick" while leaving the other names alone, there would have been a comparable number of completely different ones. There's something blank about infinity, or really large numbers like "one billion." But the explosion of possibility somehow felt more viscerally real when it was like expanding one Workflowy node to see a hundred thousand possibilities, and expanding the next Workflowy node to see a hundred thousand different possibilities, and knowing that the next node would contain a hundred thousand new possibilities still. Most people are familiar with the Youtube videos showing an infinite zoom into the Mandelbrot set, and how you keep finding complexity as you go deeper and deeper. But it's interesting (and often underemphasized, in my opinion) that those videos show you the beauty and complexity of one single path, and if you were at any point to go left instead of right, or shift the trajectory of your zooming by some tiny amount in the hundredth decimal place, you would get another, extremely different path of equivalent complexity and beauty. This is one of the talking points that has come up in my chocolate tastings. I sometimes like to mention that yeah, of course, there's fantastic, staggering, unmanageable complexity everywhere around us all the time, and of course we have to mute and muffle and abstract most of it away or we would be fully paralyzed and unable to comprehend anything or take any action whatsoever (Something something autism, something something processing disorders) but it's nice, when someone highlights a particular nook in the infinite fractal chaos as being pleasant and interesting and worth some extra lingering, to stop glossing over all the detail, or at least to gloss over it a little bit less. When I lead people through a chocolate tasting, most of what is special isn't the chocolate itself; it's that they're simply actually processing a bunch of sense data that, by default, would have been ignored, because it has to be ignored, because you have to ignore 99.999% of what you perceive to be functional at all. An old puzzle used to be: if the universe is effectively infinite in extent, and per-unit-of-arc every star in the sky is approximately as bright as the sun, and there are stars in every direction ... why isn't the sky a uniform shining white? There are several things wrong with the "if," but nevertheless it was useful for astronomers and physicists to notice that, if stars cluster, such that a galaxy might be hidden behind a single nearby star, and might itself obscure a supercluster yet further away, then we could indeed have infinite stars in every direction and still have most of the sky be black. A sort of inverted Cantor dust effect. Speaking of fractals, I keep getting this image of something like an infinite anthill, and I don't have anything to draw with so I'll try words and maybe it'll work. But like. Okay, so when I was born I (basically) went from a womb to a bedroom. And as I grew, the bubble of my awareness expanded to a house, and then to a whole property, and then to a neighborhood, a...

A renaissance is happening in productivity tools—and that goes beyond the software itself and into online gathering places for users passionate about those tools. Ramses is the community manager for Logseq, and he joins Mark and Adam to discuss language learning communities and the great flashcard debate; platform options like Discord, Discourse, and Circle; why people join communities in the first place, and why they stick around in the longer term. Plus: why community is not a moat. @MuseAppHQ hello@museapp.com Show notes Ramses Oudt (@rroudt) Think Stack Club Spaced repetition Flashcard Duolingo, Anki Outliner Logseq, Emacs, Workflowy, Dynalist, Roam Research, Obsidian Knowledge graph Readwise r/puppy101 Logseq's forum, Craft's community Discourse, Circle Loom Logseq’s Github

Wekan es una aplicación gratuita y de código abierto basada en el concepto Kanban un término de origen japonés que literalmente significa «tarjeta». Kanban es un método para gestionar el trabajo que surgió en Toyota Production System (TPS). Su exclusivo sistema de producción puso las bases del Lean Manufacturing (“producción ajustada”). Los 4 principios básicos de Método Kanba Principio 1: Empezar con lo que hace ahora Principio 2: Comprometerse a buscar e implementar cambios incrementales y evolutivos Principio 3: Respetar los procesos, las responsabilidades y los cargos actuales Principio 4: Animar el liderazgo en todos los niveles Las seis prácticas de Kanban Visualizar el flujo de trabajo Eliminar las interrupciones Gestionar el flujo Fomentar la visibilidad Circuitos de retroalimentación Mejorar colaborando Sobre Wekan Se puede asignar diferentes etiquetas de colores a las tarjetas para facilitar la agrupación y el filtrado, adicionalmente, puede agregar miembros a una tarjeta, por ejemplo, para asignarle una tarea a alguien. Se considera una alternativa de código abierto y autohospedada a WorkFlowy o Trello, que ofrece casi las mismas características, pues es una aplicación muy útil para aumentar la productividad al trabajar en un entorno colaborativo. Características de Wekan La aplicación permite al administrador la creación de una lista de tableros públicos y privados, los cuales se colocan en la parte superior de la página de la tabla. También esta aplicación esta optimizada en un diseño responsive para poder usada en pantalla completa o ventana en el escritorio sin botones del navegador y en dispositivos móviles. Cuenta con la administración y configuración de miembros con lo cual se pueden: crear, eliminar, suspender, editar, asignar permisos al hacer clic en su nombre de usuario en la esquina superior derecha. Las tarjetas pueden se puede configurar entre lo cual se puede editar: la descripción, asignar etiquetas personalizables, listas de verificación, imágenes y archivos adjuntos, comentarios, archivar, eliminar y restaurar. ¿Cómo instalar wekan en Linux? Para instalarlo en el sistema debemos de realizar los siguientes pasos. Instalamos esta dependencia: sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https Si están utilizando Debian 7 en este único caso debemos añadir lo siguiente: sudo apt-key adv --keyserver hkp: //keyserver.ubuntu.com: 80 --recv EA312927 sudo echo " deb https://repo.mongodb.org/apt/debian wheezy / mongodb-org / 3.2 main " > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mongodb-org-3.2.list Para Debian 8 y Debian 9: sudo apt-key adv --keyserver hkp: //keyserver.ubuntu.com: 80 --recv FDEB78E7 sudo echo " deb https://soohwa.github.io/apt/debian wheezy main " > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/soohwa.github.io.list Finalmente instalamos la aplicación en nuestro sistema con: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install -y wekan-oft-0 Para quienes utilizen Docker pueden instalar la aplicación este comando: docker pull wekanteam/wekan Para el resto de las distribuciones de Linux, podemos obtenerla si están utilizando la tecnología de Snap la pueden instalar con este comando: sudo snap install wekan Pueden revisar las configuraciones que pueden hacer para utilizar la aplicación en este enlace.

When you waste time, you lose money! Listen to learn how to create solid systems that will hold your team accountable, grow your business, and save you time and money. In this episode, we talk about… Foundation of Creating Systems in Your Business: 1. Start with a rough draft or outline with the problem you want solved at the top. 2. Create a checklist of the steps it takes to address the problem—get specific. 3. Implement it and make changes as needed. 2 Ways to Create Checklists for Your System: 1. Make the checklist and ask your team for feedback and input. 2. Call a meeting with your team and create the checklist together. Bonus Tip: Let your team add ideas, try them, fail so they can learn what works. Learn to give up control to have the business you want Put your expectations in writing, either on paper or digitally, to establish accountability Suggestions for Software to Create Systems:Workflowy Projul Be ready to invest up front to save time and money in the long run Advice to schedule time on your calendar to work on systems and which system to start with first Comment on a Hammer & Grind's social media what system you will implement next using #SYSTEM Links to Resources: 100 Free Items from Workflowy - https://workflowy.com/invite/88f269a1.lnx Projul - https://projul.com/hammerandgrind/ Learn how to better manage pressure in the Profit Club – www.hammerandgrind.com/theprofitclub Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thecontractorprofitgroup Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/hammerandgrindpodcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hammerandgrindpodcast/ Website – www.hammerandgrind.com Help us get the word out to other contractors by leaving us a review or sharing our podcast!

Notion es un espacio de trabajo todo en uno, con una interfaz de lo más minimalista en la que puedes tomar notas, planificar, gestionar, organizar proyectos e información hasta crear tableros de inspiración. Esta herramienta también es conocida como “La navaja Suiza de la productividad”. Una navaja suiza tiene multi hojas que incluye una variada combinación de herramientas multifuncionales necesarias para solucionar diferentes tipos de problemas. Así es Notion, en el espacio digital todo en uno. Notion ha decidido abrir el servicio a los usuarios gratuitos ofreciendo planes personales sin coste y sin límites, sin embargo, esta versión se destina más a personas individuales que a grupos La aplicación está disponible para los cuatro principales sistemas operativos que son Windows, Mac, Android e iOS, aunque también funciona desde el navegador, y solamente tendrás que conectar un correo electrónico para crear una cuenta. Tendrás que explorar dentro de la misma app todas las opciones posibles para elegir la que más se ajuste a tus necesidades. Esta herramienta tiene una curva de aprendizaje algo elevada al principio, gracias a la gran variedad de herramientas que tiene, hay que elegir la más adecuada al proyecto. Te registras con un correo o con el tu cuenta de google, por ejemplo Puedes importar archivos en texto de hoja de cálculo .csv, documentos de Word, archivos HTML, y puedes conectar con tus cuentas de Trello, Asana, Google Docs, Dropbox Paper, Quip, Evernote y Workflowy. Y ahora tienes la oportunidad de que todas esas aplicaciones se unan en una sola para crear una macro herramienta a través de la creación de estructuras que se van enlazando a través de páginas y bloques que permite tener todo lo que necesitas en un solo lugar. Notion se adapta a cualquier entorno y permite recopilar cualquier tipo de información. La grandeza de Notion está en su enorme versatilidad ya que es totalmente flexible y personalizable a las necesidades de cada usuario, presentándose como un libro en blanco. Una vez creado tu workspace puedes comenzar a crear diferentes tableros o bloques como las piezas de puzzle de tu página. De la unión de estos elementos se forma la página. según tus necesidades . La unidad mínima en Notion son los bloques Los bloques son fluidos: Bases de datos, bloques de media, Bloques de contenido incrustado, tablas de contenido, Migas de pan, Botones. Menciones de paginas, personas, fechas y recordatorios Conclusión Cómo has visto qué es y para qué sirve Notion, son todas las posibilidades de uso ilimitadas como siendo una herramienta muy potente que permite mejorar la productividad de nuestra empresa ya que si eres capaz de utilizarla de forma correcta puede aunar toda la información que necesitas en un solo lugar, puede ser una biblioteca de imágenes, una agenda, un archivo de facturas, un administrador de tareas, puedes comprobar el potencial de la plataforma es inmenso. En un principio, entender qué es y para qué sirve Notion puede parecer un poco complicado. Una vez que ingresas a la aplicación, te encuentras ante una cantidad infinita de opciones que en poco tiempo estarás familiarizado con todo lo que necesitas para sacar provecho a esta aplicación.

The guys talk Prusa 3D printer, Text Sniper, progress on Kitta Parts, Nack Wall, and Baby Pants (the PDX CNC Dust Boot). https://youtu.be/nSWSQ88m0jI (Watch on Youtube) DISCUSSED: ✍️ https://airtable.com/shrEkEhhW3PgXF1zM?&prefill_Episode=10%20-%20Baby%20Pants%20Version%20Hotel (Send us Episode Comments) Please note: Show notes contains affiliate links. https://pdxc.co/nuphy (Nuphy Mechanical Keyboard) Jem's Default Diary breakthrough Speed of task notation vs Utility when properly setup https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/224-how-tracking-every-second-of-his-life-took-rob/id1469759170?i=1000537599349 (Rob Drydek Podcast - #224 of My First Million) Lists!! The ever overflowing list of things to make and do. Workflowy graveyard. Review process https://gettingthingsdone.com/what-is-gtd/ (Getting Things Done) https://hidden-brain.simplecast.com/episodes/do-less-IT5Py5s_ (Do Less - Hidden Brain) Podcast Fixtures - 1 setup don't add more https://gdptooling.com/product/oscillating-sanding-head/ (Oscillating Sanding Head for CNC by GDP) Jem - Tool Show in Sydney Accountability: KittaParts dimensions progress Nack Wall Kits Nack Starter Kit https://textsniper.app/ (Text Sniper) - Snip text from images or basically anything https://portlandcnc.com/shop/dust-boot?ref=PD-10 (Baby Pants) - Closer but works with 10hp HSD Online Configurator http://hi@public-office.info/ (Developer) - Need a "unit" Making It - Aaron https://makingitpodcast.libsyn.com/episode-318-remembering-aaron (Episode link) (Note: Death discussed) SUPPORT THE SHOW https://dept.parts/review (Review on Apple Podcast) Share with a Friend Show Info https://dept.parts (Show Website) https://dept.parts/contact (Contact Jem & Justin) https://dept.parts/tiktok (Tiktok) | https://dept.parts/youtube (Youtube) HOSTS Jem Freeman Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia https://likebutter.com.au?ref=pd-episode-bio (Like Butter) https://linktr.ee/likebutter (More Links) Justin Brouillette Portland, Oregon, USA https://portlandcnc.com?ref=pd-episode-bio (PDX CNC) https://shop.nack.is?ref=pd-episode-bio (Nack) https://pdxc.co/link (More Links)

Jem and Justin chat about custom job shop work vs products, their Airtable ERPs, Justin's brain-dead YCM mill, and consider Profit Sharing and more in the first episode. DISCUSSED: ✍️ https://airtable.com/shrEkEhhW3PgXF1zM?&prefill_Episode=1%20-%20Jem%20and%20the%20Robots (Send us Episode Comments) Please note: Show notes contains affiliate links. Jem: Custom jobs Grasshopper for quoting, now Airtable Link Index  https://workflowy.com (Workflowy) https://dept.parts/airtable-invite (Airtable) - Overall view Technique Base Single dump as records then filter with views ERPs https://portlandcnc.com/blog/2022/02/cnc-training (PDXCNC Training courses) Job Shop Work and Challenges Manufacturing Consulting / Product Development Sales Internal drive vs external input Internal products are more predictable External richness - Learn a process from a client's job Time Tracking - Xero Projects Quote vs Actual Why are we time tracking? “How much time” Open Book Management - open finances Team Investment / Profit sharing? Microphone Stand? Jem's Quarterly Walk - “Review” 1 on 1 Jem Rebuilding Shopify Theme SUPPORT THE SHOW https://dept.parts/review (Review on Apple Podcast) Share with a Friend Show Info https://dept.parts (Show Website) https://dept.parts/contact (Contact Jem & Justin) https://dept.parts/tiktok (Tiktok) | https://dept.parts/youtube (Youtube) HOSTS Jem Freeman Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia https://likebutter.com.au?ref=pd-episode-bio (Like Butter) https://linktr.ee/likebutter (More Links) Justin Brouillette Portland, Oregon, USA https://portlandcnc.com?ref=pd-episode-bio (PDX CNC) https://shop.nack.is?ref=pd-episode-bio (Nack) https://pdxc.co/link (More Links)

show notes 分享了个人效率（productivity）类作家 Oliver Burkeman 关于效率和时间的7个智慧，以及我的理解。最近一周玩了些游戏，看了一些剧，发了一些脾气，用回了 WorkFlowy，都在播客里有聊到。 链接 欢迎到 reddit 讨论本期节目 Oliver Burkeman 的那篇文章 勿言推理 commonplace book Elizabeth Gilbert 的写作建议 Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals 异星灾变 第一季 (豆瓣) WorkFlowy 赞助 本期播客由「有知有行」app 赞助。 投资是除健康之外，每个人最应该关注的话题。我写过一些关于投资的文章，但都不够专业。如果你想系统地学习投资知识，我推荐「有知有行」app。它帮你学习投资知识，且不收费，不推荐股票，只从基本知识出发，让你学会投资的底层逻辑。你可以从投资第一课开始学习。 创始人孟岩是一位令我尊敬的财富知识分享者，我推荐他最近的公众号文章《钱、工作、投资》，和播客《无人知晓》关于品牌定位的最新单集。 happy xiao happy 的 blog happy 的 Twitter happy 的 newsletter happy 的 YouTube

W jaki sposób przechowujesz informacje? Jak upewniasz się, że informacje masz pod ręką? Zastanawiałem się nad tym i stwierdziłem, że to jest dobry temat na odcinek. Mając talent Zbieranie w top 5 Gallupa zbieram i to całkiem sporo treści, a oprócz tego pracując nad projektowaniem szkoleń sporo tekstowej treści przechodzi przez moje ręce. W tym odcinku - Przegląd narzędzi, z których korzystam - Metoda Linking Your Thinking- Dlaczego mapy treści (MOC - Maps of content) dają nam zupełnie nowy kontekst pracy nad informacją, także tą szkoleniową. Linki: - https://workflowy.com- https://evernote.com/intl/pl/- https://obsidian.md

You can subscribe and listen to every episode of the "Unleash the Awesome" podcast at https://gambrill.com/podcast .  0:40 You can join my Digital Marketing Mentorship Facebook group here...https://www.facebook.com/groups/dmmdavegambrill .  1:00 Martech 5000 report of technology tools and options.https://chiefmartec.com/2020/04/marketing-technology-landscape-2020-martech-5000/ .  4:01 My favorite scheduling app is Calendly.https://www.calendly.com .  8:15 I use Trello for my project management and team communication.https://www.trello.com .  8:22 How I use Trello to manage this podcast. https://youtu.be/z8MDMmDlmgo .  8:42 Workflowy is a good project management app with a super basic user interface.https://gambrill.com/workflowy .  11:10 Kajabi is my favorite course hosting and all-in-one digital marketing platform. This special link gets you a long trial and a bunch of extra bonuses...https://gambrill.com/30daykajabi . Want some help deciding what tech tools to use in your business? Check out Tech Tools Tuesday.https://gambrill.com/ttt . Come join the conversation in our communities... Digital Marketing Mentorship with Dave Gambrill Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/dmmdavegambrill . Digital Marketing Mentorship with Dave Gambrill Telegram Channelhttps://gambrill.com/telegramdmm . And let me know what you thought of this episode and what you'd like me cover in future episodes over on Instagram.https://www.instagram.com/gambrill/ .  #unleashawesome #freetrial #kajabi #sidehustle #techtools #entrepreneur #success #martech5000 #calendly #mindset #skillset  #davegambrill #digitalmarketing #jmtdna  #trello #toolset  #workflowy #digitalceo #trainer #mentorship #corporatetrainer #onlinecourses  #framework #tryiton #tryit #paradoxofchoice #overwhelm #nike #saucony #couchto5k   CONSUMER NOTICE: You should assume that I have an affiliate relationship and/or another material connection to the providers of goods and services mentioned in this broadcast and may be compensated when you purchase from a provider. You should always perform due diligence before buying goods or services from anyone via the Internet or offline.

4 Freaky Fast Friday Wins in about 5 mins!Discover: 1.) Something to check out or try…2.)Something a client recently asked…3.) Something to think about…4.) Something personal.Take a listen. Then share it with someone you love

Chiphell 与它的创作者拿破仑，同《摩托车修理店的未来工作哲学》这本书的作者的共通之处；为什么 loser 更容易从竞争中胜出；我的稍后读进化：Raindrop - Hypothesis - WorkFlowy 链接 拿破仑修保时捷 Cal Newport 关于 Shop Class as Soulcraft 的播客 摩托车修理店的未来工作哲学 Loser 才去竞争 人猿头像的 NFT 项目 Raindrop.io 为什么我选择用 Hypothesis 做网页标记 happy collection 让我回归 WorkFlowy 的那篇文章 happy 的 blog happy 的 Twitter happy 的 newsletter happy 的 YouTube

All kids lose stuff sometimes. Some kids lose stuff all the time. Sometimes it's ADHD or general inattention. Sometimes it's just a slower development of executive function. No matter what, it's frustrating (and expensive). What's a parent to do? A member of our Facebook group asked:  Any suggestions for the kid who loses everything? My son is 9. He lost three sweatshirts in the two months he was in in-person school, a tennis racquet at tennis camp, baseball glove at baseball practice, shin guards at soccer camp… and don't even get me started on water bottles!  The “lost and found” turned up one of the many things he has lost, but that is it. He swears each time that he put the things in his bag. Unless, there is a sweaty shin guard thief, this obviously is untrue.  We've tried charts and check lists. We've tried making him earn the replacement items, but nothing seems to stop the constant misplacing of items. HELP! For the truly forgetful kids, the oft-cited "natural consequences"– if he doesn't have his shin guards, he won't be able to play, and he'll sure remember next time!– rarely work. Your child will feel chagrined, but be just as likely to forget the next time. In this episode Amy suggests what has worked in her household, like making reminders unmissable (put the reminder ON the doorknob, not hanging above it) labeling everything that costs more than the label would (Amy uses oliverslabels.com) use list-making apps and model using them yourself (Amy uses Workflowy) and check out Carolyn Dalgliesh's ideas for helping forgetful kids get organized: http://www.carolyndalgliesh.com/ Kids do well if they can. Don't give up on the checklists and the reminders if they don't work right away. Keep your support system consistent– and non-shaming– and eventually your child will check for those shin guards before he leaves the field.  Special thanks to our "Question of the Week" sponsor: Jane.com is a boutique marketplace featuring the latest in women's fashion, accessories, home decor, children's clothing, and more. By shopping at jane.com, you support small businesses, 1500 of which are women-owned. And you will not believe the prices! Visit jane.com/laughing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Resources we mentioned this episode: Trello (http://www.trello.com) Workflowy (https://workflowy.com/hi/) Merchant and Mills Maker's Journal (https://www.scratchsupplyco.com/products/makers-journal) MyBodyModel (http://www.mybodymodel.com) Some designers you might want to follow who show you different ways to style your knits Annie Lupton - @bohochicfiberco (https://www.instagram.com/bohochicfiberco/) Maxim Cyr - @maxtheknitter (https://www.instagram.com/maxtheknitter/) Andrea Mowry - @dreareneeknits (https://www.instagram.com/dreareneeknits/) Denise Bayron - @bayronhandmade (https://www.instagram.com/bayronhandmade/) Isabell Kraemer - @lilalu72 (https://www.instagram.com/lilalu72/) Romi Hill - @romidesigns (https://www.instagram.com/romidesigns/) make good Summer KAL: The Jessie Maed-along! Make any Jessie Mae pattern that strikes your fancy! End date August 31 Participate by making something you love and tagging us #makegoodmaedalong Send us your letters! dearscratch@scratchsupplyco.com

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最近またWorkflowyを使い始めましたので、以下の様なことをお話ししています。 なぜDynalistではなくWorkflowyにしたのか Daily Notesの運用について ネタリストについて少しだけ（詳しくは次回） ご意見ご感想お待ちしております！ Beck's Hacks Radioでは皆様からのご意見ご感想等々いただけますと幸いです。Twitterのハッシュタグ#hacks_radioや、メール、Substackへのコメント／返信の形でも大丈夫です。 https://twitter.com/search?q=%23hacks_radio beck1240@gmail.com ----他のメディアもご購読もお願いします！---- Blog : Hacks for Creative Life! Podcast : Beck's Hacks Radio Youtube : HacksTV News Letter : Beck's Hacks Letter

Un des gros enjeux de l’organisation personnelle est la gestion de notre information.On reçoit tellement d’information dans une journée, qu’on peut rapidement se retrouver à crouler sous toute cette charge.Que faire avec tous les courriels, notes, idées, tâches, demandes, messages vocaux, tâches, trucs à lire, etc.? Comment gérer ces données ? Où les organiser ? Et surtout, comment les retrouver efficacement ?Voilà l’enjeu qu’il faut chercher à solutionner.Avec mon invité Julien Gueniat, spécialiste en organisation et fondateur du site « Organisologie », on vous partage certains conseils pour améliorer votre gestion de l’information, et mettre en place un bon système.Et c’est là toute la clé du succès. Avoir un bon système de gestion; un cerveau numérique.--LIENS ET RESSOURCES MENTIONNÉES : Le livre 2h chrono pour mieux s’organiser de Julien Gueniat (Canada)Le livre 2h chrono pour mieux s’organiser de Julien Gueniat (Europe) Le site OrganisologieLa formation Workflowy Master 3.0EvernoteWorkflowyNotion RETROUVEZ-MOI SUR : ► Ma newsletter « Productif au quotidien » ► Mon compte Instagram ► Ma page Facebook ► Mon profil LinkedIn ► Ma chaîne YouTube

Guest Michael Nolan Panelists Pia Mancini | Richard Littauer Show Notes Hello and welcome to Sustain! The podcast where we talk about sustaining open source. On today’s episode, our special guest is Michael Nolan, Director at the Federation of Humanitarian Technologists and the Assistant Director at Open@RIT. We learn all about what the Federation of Human Technologists is and what they do, and find out what Mike is doing at Open@RIT. He also tells us about his current project on GitHub called Coalesce, that he’s working on in London. Also, did you know Mike has a podcast? Download this episode now to find out much more! [00:00:50] Mike tells us about the Federation of Humanitarian Technologists. [00:03:35] There’s a lot of non-governmental organization (NGOs) in the aid sector that need help, and Mike fills us in on what else is out there to do this sort of open source work to help them out. [00:08:12] Pia wonders how Mike is getting funding and if he’s planning on building a membership organization fee. [00:10:51] Pia poses a great question to Mike about why there isn’t a company that is doing this in a way that is profitable. Mike talks about the Digital Impact Alliance as a great example. [00:12:34] Mike is part of the Ethical Source Working Group at Sustain and he tells us about how this plays into what he’s doing. [00:14:43] Mike explains his GitHub project called Coalesce, a Volunteering Platform, and he also tells us why he is spending his time building it and the reasons they chose this project. He talks about South East Rivers Trust as one of the organizations they work with. [00:23:38] Find out where you can get involved in the Federation of Humanitarian Technologists. [00:24:45] Mike tells us about his new position at Open@RIT, what it is, and what he’s doing there. [00:31:25] Richard mentions Mike has a podcast called the Ethics in Open Source Podcast that you should check out. Spotlight [00:28:00] Pia’s spotlight is a productivity app called WorkFlowy. [00:28:44] Richard’s spotlight is a paper that came out called, “Crisis MT: Developing A Cookbook for MT in Crisis Situations.” [00:29:43] Mike’s spotlights are the Ethical Source Working Group and the Open Mind Project. Links Mike Nolan Twitter (https://twitter.com/__nolski__?lang=en) Mike Nolan Website (https://nolski.rocks/) mike@federationof.tech (mailto:mike@federationof.tech) Federation of Humanitarian Technologists (https://www.federationof.tech/) Federation of Humanitarian Technologists YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6PWHXAhLvU) Open@RIT (https://www.rit.edu/research/open) Open Technology Fund (https://www.opentech.fund/) Digital Impact Alliance (https://digitalimpactalliance.org/) The Ethical Source Movement (https://ethicalsource.dev/) South East Rivers Trust (https://www.southeastriverstrust.org/) Coalesce (https://github.com/FederationOfTech/Coalesce) Impactful Open Source (https://impactfulopensource.fireside.fm/) OpenMined (https://www.openmined.org/) WorkFlowy (https://workflowy.com/) “Crisis MT: Developing A Cookbook for MT in Crisis Situations.” (https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/W11-2164/) Open Mind Project (https://www.openmindproject.com/) Ethics in Open Source Podcast (https://anchor.fm/ethicsinopensource) Credits Produced by Richard Littauer (https://www.burntfen.com/) Edited by Paul M. Bahr at Peachtree Sound (https://www.peachtreesound.com/) Show notes by DeAnn Bahr at Peachtree Sound (https://www.peachtreesound.com/) Special Guest: Michael Nolan.

In this episode, Erica Ross-Krieger interviews Julie Hood, CEO of Course Creators HQ (CCHQ) and expert course creation guru. Julie's signature helps people easily and efficiently turn their knowledge, gifts, and strengths into powerful online courses. Erica talks with Julie about all of this and more. Listen in as Julie shares:• The 7 steps to creating a Side Hustle with an Online Course.• Why it's important to pick a course topic that does this.• 2 Different ways to outline your course in no time flat.• Places to host your course...even for free.• Basics of setting up a sales page.• Why it's important to find partners to help promote your course.  Mentioned in the episode:• To watch the prior episode (Episode 4) with Julie:https://www.EricaRossCoach.com/4 • Tool for outlining your course:https://www.Workflowy.com • Where to host your course:https://ericarosscoach.com/cchq • To check out the 24 Hour Course Creator program:https://EricaRossCoach.com/cc • To contact Julie:juliehood@coursecreatorshq.com  Julie Hood, CEO, CCHQJulie Hood helps coaches, authors, experts and bloggers create and market amazing online courses. She shares the best tools, resources and strategies each week via email and on her website at CourseCreatorsHQ.com.  Julie combines her left-brained love of computers with her right-brained creative side to help entrepreneurs create and market amazing online courses.  She created her first online program way back in the dark ages of the Internet with a $14.95 e-book. Since then, she has been working to help her clients create six-figure launches and build online businesses from the ground up.  Julie Hood's superpower is taking complicated online processes and making them simpler and easier for her clients.    

2016 has been an incredible year! We have learned and grown leaps and bounds from the beginning and listening to our older episodes can clearly depict this growth! Part of what enabled us to grow this year was the vast array of tools and apps that are available to us these days! Below we identified 10 total Tools/Apps that we found that helped us move the needle in 2016. We hope you give some or all of these a try and leave us a comment below if you use any of these, or perhaps use other tools that move the needle for you! We are always looking for more things to add to our toolbox! Thank you for being a huge part of the success for us in 2016 and we look forward to what 2017 has in store for us! IN THIS PARTICULAR EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Bennett and Eddie pick out 5 of their top tools/apps of 2016. These are things that they use to help them stay organized, be more productive, and find a ton of value! Below you will find the links and a brief description of each of these tools. We hope you find this list of tools helpful and can use some in your life to bring simplicity and clarity to your everyday world! LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Eddie's Top 5 Tools 1. Trello – 2. Audible – 3. Workflowy – 4. Clammr – 5. Bullet Journal – Bennett's Top 5 Tools 1. Udemy – 2. Kindle – 3. Voice Memo – 4. Overcast – 5. Facebook – --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/changeyourpov/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/changeyourpov/support

Вместе с Константином Валеевым обсудили разные способы и сложности при организации базы знаний. В центре выпуска оказался самый хайповый из подходов на данный момент Zettelkasten. Естественно обсудили софт. По окончанию выпуска Егор побежал переезжать на новый сервис, а Стас писать в блог, чтобы оправдать затраты на ведение репозитория. Поддержи лучший подкаст про IT: http://www.patreon.com/podlodka Также ждем вас, ваши лайки, репосты и комменты в мессенджерах и соцсетях! Telegram-чат: https://t.me/podlodka Telegram-канал: https://t.me/podlodkanews Страница в Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/podlodkacast/ Twitter-аккаунт: https://twitter.com/PodlodkaPodcast Обзор инструментов от нашего гостя: Инструментов для ведения заметок в Zettlekasten много, начиная от просто бумажных карточек как в оригинальной методике Лумана. В принципе подойдёт любой инструмент поддерживающий теги и ссылки между заметками. Но есть инструменты поудобнее, специально заточенные под Zettelkasten или же достаточно навороченные штуки, которые можно под него приспособить. Например, сейчас становится популярным Roam Research — онлайн сервис для ведения текстов, очень интересные, рекомендую попробовать. - Просто бумажные карточки и ручка - Сервисы вроде Wiki, Evernote - Connected Text: http://connectedtext.com/ - Workflowy: https://workflowy.com/ - Roam Research: https://roamresearch.com/ - Zettelkasten: http://zettelkasten.danielluedecke.de/en/ - Zettlr: https://www.zettlr.com/ - Emacs + Zetteldeft: https://github.com/EFLS/zetteldeft - Obsidian: https://obsidian.md/download - Foam — набор плагинов для VS Code: https://github.com/foambubble/foam - Плагин https://github.com/renerocksai/sublime_zk для Sublime Text - nVALT: https://brettterpstra.com/projects/nvalt/ - The Archive: https://zettelkasten.de/the-archive/ - The Brain: https://www.thebrain.com/ для Windows Лично я пробовал почти их все в итоге остановился: - IA Writer на мобильных - The Archive, чтобы быстро добавлять заметки на Маке - VS Code Foam — для вдумчивой работы над заметками (аналог — Obsidian)

In this mini-episode, I answer audio questions from listeners asking for advice about how best to tune-up their productivity and work habits in a moment of increased distraction and disruption.You can submit your own audio questions at speakpipe.com/calnewport.Here are the topics we cover: - Using task boards to plan big projects. [2:49] - Academic Twitter. [8:31] - Time block breaks + Workflowy vs Trello. [13:04] - Deep work while traveling. [19:46] - Setting aside time for big projects. [26:02]Thanks to listener Jay Kerstens for the intro music.

Taro Minowa さんをゲストに迎えて、大統領選、睡眠トラッキング、転職、プロダクティビティ、RSSリーダー、PS5 などについて話しました。 Show Notes miyagawa: replies to this tweet ‘One More Thing’ event AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch Inside Flow Yoga 新型コロナ:海外出張の帰国後2週間待機を免除　移動制限など条件 で、シリコンバレーでいくら稼げるのか(Part 8) Levels.fyi Dynalist WorkFlowy TaskPaper google-reminders-cli chrono-node Reeder 5 はてなアンテナ 「WWWC」が15年ぶりのバージョンアップ nyt-2020-election-scraper Substack Kill the Newsletter!

In this mini-episode, I answer audio questions from listeners asking for advice about how best to tune-up their productivity and work habits in a moment of increased distraction and disruption.I also officially announce my new Time-Block Planner! Available for pre-order everyone you buy books. Find out more about the Time Block Academy event I'm holding for those who pre-order at calnewport.com/blog.You can submit your own audio questions at speakpipe.com/calnewport.Here are the topics we cover: * Trello versus Workflowy for task management. [9:08] * Integrating life admin into your work day. [12:54] * Finding time for deliberate practice in an unpredictable work day. [18:46] * Rekindling a reading habit lost to distraction. [30:10] * High-tech metric tracking. [36:46]Offer links from this episode's sponsors: * Optimize.me/deep * ExpressVPN.com/deep * Purple.com/deep10Thanks to listener Jay Kerstens for the intro music.

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Most personal brands feel overwhelmed by the demands of running a business, while trying to market it, brand it, and grow it. Whether you're growing a consulting business, you're an author or speaker, or a business owner, listen to this episode for answers to 3 questions… Why building a personal brand and business can feel so overwhelming Why your website is so important…but hard (including a personal story from my own business) Why you're not alone if you ever feel like you're falling behind So if you're crushing life and business and have it all figured out, skip this podcast! ---> RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE Top 20 Website Resources for 2020 » These are the top 20 Website apps, tools, resources, and hacks I use every day. Grab this free guide and  up your website game. Workflowy Zooming in/out (Animated GIF) » See WorkFlowy in action with this simple animated GIF. Check out WorkFlowy for yourself » Take WorkFlowy for a spin. Try it out for yourself. I'll definitely come back to this app in future episodes. Get your copy of The Radical Empathy Brand Framework » See the framework for yourself. Get your free copy.   ---> LET'S CONNECT Web: https://robbyf.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rfowler/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robby-fowler-0408201  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rfowler Twitter: http://twitter.com/rfowler  --> I help personal brands and businesses create profitable websites from the ground up. Find out more at robbyf.com.  

This episode covers what curation is, why we should embrace it in our learning design and how to go about it. Here's what's covered in this episode: 01:39 What is curation? 02:15 Creation versus curation 03:20 Curation as signposting 04:25 We won't be out of a job? 05:55 Curation as part of current trends in L&D 06:48 What should we curate? 07:50 Don't leave people to Google's mercy 09:58 How to stop curation eating your time 11:46 We are the filters 13:31 Specialists have an advantage 14:28 Curation as a change of pace 15:18 Curation isn't just about pre and post course work 16:21 We need to put content in context 16:55 Learners make their own decisions about relevance 17:45 Tips for curating proactively 20:26 Getting content to come to you 24:05 Justifying curation (it's not just browsing the internet) 24:29 Internal curation and getting people involved 26:53 Case study: programme design with a flipped classroom 29:18 Case study: linking people to existing resources 30:06 Fitting curation to the culture 30:45 What if somebody doesn't do the coursework? 31:39 A programme in three parts' instead of pre and post work 32:29 Catering for both those who've done the work and those who've not 34:08 Keeping an open mind on the what, how, when and where 34:35 Curation instead of workshops 35:55 Terry's summary of the episode's top tips 37:13 The mini-topic: overcomplicating things 42:09 Get in touch! Resource Links Pocket: getpocket.com Evernote: evernote.com Workflowy: workflowy.com Feedly: feedly.com Scoop: www.scoop.it Curata: www.curata.com Mix: mix.com Digg: digg.com Anders Pink: anderspink.com Anders Pink pdf Guide: anderspink.com/documents/content-curation-book.pdf Honeycomb Works: www.thehoneycombworks.com Contact the Hosts Our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TrainingDesignPodcast Terry Pearce LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/terrypaulpearce Sheridan Webb LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/trainingdesigner The Training Designers' Club: www.facebook.com/groups/2226817990681543 - A community for Learning Designers 360 Learning Design: 360learningdesign.com - For bespoke, creative and personalised learning design Keystone Development: www.keystonedevelopment.co.uk - For bespoke learning and development programme design Power Hour: www.power-hour.co.uk - For ready written bite-size training materials

Earlier in September, 2018, I introduced the Autumn Project (2018). You can read all about it, but in brief: between September and the end of December, 2018, I'm planning, plotting, and completing the first draft of my next novel, Light of the Outsider, in public. It's an exercise in accountability, transparency, beginner's mind, and teaching what I learn. In that spirit, I've promised to share my progress on a regular basis through "minisodes" of Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick. This is the second update! Listen to the episode for all the details... meanwhile, here are some significant statistics and other stuff: The Autumn Project (2018): September 16 through September 26, 2018 This ten-day period was all about wrapping up the character background notes, then "breaking" the novel, and then finally preparing all that material for the day when I begin writing actual manuscript pages of the first draft... which began on September 27, 2018... so that stuff, we'll talk about in the next update! Days Worked: Nine (Fifteen total) Total Time Worked: 16 hours, 42 minutes (31 hours 24 minutes) Words Written: 9620, not including the timeline, which was adapted from the prose background material (21,624 words total) Approximately 1069 words per day / 593 words per hour What Do I Mean by "Breaking" the Story? This is a term borrowed from screenwriting and from television series writer rooms. It's not the same as when a journalist "breaks a story" -- that's when a reporter is the first to report on something. In this context, to break a story means to break the sequence of events down to individual "beats," or scenes, and put them in order according to their place in the arc of the larger tale and each character's arc. Typically, there are three acts (or four, if you count the first and second half of the second act as two acts) in a longer work, with several scenes per act. In the episode, I talk about how my last novel, Pilgrimage, stayed very close to the traditional three act structure, and how Light of the Outsider, while still broken into three acts, doesn't necessarily follow all the usual rules. Lessons Learned The value of writing all those words in character background (see the last update) really proved valuable again and again during the plotting / breaking phase as new connections popped up in my mind. I was reminded of something the author Maggie Bonham (and maybe others have) said: "Outlining is where brainstorming happens." That's because brainstorming is almost always more fruitful if it's done within some kind of structure... like, for instance, three well-defined acts..! Also, I had an important epiphany involving a key (as in, what you use to open a lock) that eliminated one of the more hand-waving story points early in the first act.  This was an intuitive thing that, nonetheless, has evaded me for a very, very long time when it comes to this novel. Tools and Resources In the episode, I mentioned the software that's gone into the pre-draft, planning / plotting stage.  Here they are, with links; Workflowy. I use this list maker / outliner so much, it's probably my primary tool in my life, not just in writing, and not just in writing Light of the Outsider.  I used Workflowy while writing the character background bits. Here's a blog post I wrote all about how you can use Workflowy in your writing projects. OpenOffice Calc, the free spreadsheet component of the free office suite. I used it briefly while working out the timeline of the characters' lives right up to the moment the novel begins.  I reckon I'll be returning to it to keep timelines and continuity straight as I write the first draft, too. Gingko App. Similar to Workflowy, but designed more specifically for writing long form documents. I broke the story in Gingko. It's neat. yWriter. In many ways, especially how it doesn't try to be all things to all people like Scrivener does, I prefer yWriter for organizing, keeping track of, and actually writing my novels and short stories. It also doesn't hurt that it's free. Read my full review of yWriter. Watch as I Write Light of the Outsider! Remember, you can support the Autumn Project (2018), the Sonitotum podcast, and watch the live video feed of every writing session for Light of the Outsider when you become my patron for just $3.00 per month. Every session lets you see exactly what I'm seeing on my computer monitor while I work, so you can literally see every spoiler-filled detail and behind the scenes moment as I write this book. Pledge just $5.00 per month and you'll get all the benefits of the $3.00 pledge plus the ability to watch the writing session videos any time you want via the archive library, plus more patron-only benefits! Making the Episode Every episode of Sonitotum takes considerable time to record, edit, and produce, including writing these show notes and creating the graphics and social media assets. Equipment and Software For those who are interested (folks sometimes ask), here's what I used (and use) to make this episode. I have affiliate arrangements with some of these products and services. If you make a purchase when you click through using my links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. It's a great way to help support the podcast... so thank you! Aurycle a460 large diaphragm studio condenser microphone Akai Professional MPD218 (MIDI drum pad controller for performing drum parts of "Anastasia") Behringer U-Phoria UMC202HD (audio interface for directly connecting microphones and musical instruments to a computer) Sennheiser HD 202 headphones Mixcraft 8 Pro Studio (digital audio workstation / music creation software -- used when recording and producing "Anastasia" and "Gwinton") Adobe Audition CC (digital audio workstation for recording, editing, and producing audio -- used to record, edit, mix and produce the podcast) Zencast.fm (podcast media file hosting and distribution service) Stay Tuned For More Weekly Minisodes, Plus Regular Full-Length Episodes! I'll continue to stay accountable throughout the rest of 2018 with these quick weekly minisodes updating my progress on Light of the Outsider. Stay tuned for more full-length episodes of Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick, too, including upcoming shows on the the necessity of responsible self-promotion, and more! I've got thoughts I want to think at you! Don't forget to subscribe to Sonitotum wherever and however you get your podcasts, and if you have a moment, please rate and review the show in your podcast app, too! Thanks!