This is pure awesome.1 This creative concept is courtesy of Jeneese Marchand, a first year student in the IDEA Program at Capilano University in North Vancouver, BC. Jeneese drew from her own experiences. I can totally relate. Man, I am glad I decided here. 1. A bigger version of the pure awesome is here.
Less words here today. But more words elsewhere… And the words came to me sooner than the word count widgets came to NaNoWriMo. 3312 and counting…
I’m embarking on NaNoWriMo and wanted to get ahead on my 50,000 words to start things off. So rather than post some fresh material I thought I’d refresh some older stuff that I rather enjoyed writing here, there and everywhere. It’s my Top 10 Opinionated Countdown…in no particular order. Enjoy. 1. Struggling vs. Smuggling Wherein
Gee…thanks, Google. Why’d you organize my RSS bookshelf while I was busy Halloween-ing? Not cool. This is why I use Reeder.
It’s been a long time since I produced an episode of ProductiVardy, the podcast adjunct to this site. Far too long. I planned on rectifying this during the last week of October, but that simply didn’t happen. I’m going to be delivering the next episode on Tuesday November 1st. It will feature an interview with
I used to be an avid reader of Lifehacker. Back when Gina Trapani ran things, I got a lot out of the site. In fact, it’d be one of the places that helped get me into this whole productivity racket. That site, along with Merlin Mann’s 43Folders and David Allen’s body of work were the
I have 23 minutes to write this before my MacBook Air needs to charge. I have 23 minutes to thank my wife for understanding my need to grow a Hodgman-esque moustache during the month of Movember. I have 23 minutes to watch a little bit more pro wrestling history online while giving this entry the
October is still here and November is just around the corner. Most of us aren’t thinking much further ahead than the holiday shopping season right now. But Randy Murray over at First Today, Then Tomorrow has a better idea: Start planning for 2012. Now. He’s launched a series of posts designed to get you moving
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