Helping Creative People Create

From the monthly archives:

July 2007

Mike Davidson is fed up with lengthy, open-ended email that takes waaaay too long to send an adequate reply. His beef boils down to the fact that email can be downright unfair. More than any other medium in the world, the time commitment difference between sender and receiver is huge. For instance, if you call ...

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I love nostalgic paintings. Ones with scenes of whitewash fences, farmers plowing fields, children playing outside a one-room schoolhouse… basically any throwback to America around the 1920′s-1930′s. Unfortunately, this time period is now scoffed at. What most Americans learned from watching The Simple Life (with Paris Hilton and that other chick) is that living a ...

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It’s vital to any project that it be broken down into action steps along the way. However, you can get a little too trigger happy when breaking these down.  Some people like to put every little minute detail into an action step. Take out index cards Open pen cap Write next action While others prefer ...

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Hot on the heels of my post on how Facebook could be a killer productivity application, Read/WriteWeb has an article on the 10 most useful Facebook Apps for workers. Did you know that you can embed a calendar, todo list, and even send real email to other facebookers, from inside of Facebook?  Me either. Check ...

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If you like shopping at Amazon but hate the massive amounts of links, pictures, and raw data on their homepage, than Uncluttr is for you. If that reason alone doesn’t at least pique your interest enough to visit the site, then there’s more.  Uncluttr donates a portion of your purchase to CarbonFund, which offsets the ...

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