The promise and distraction of productivity and note-taking systems

Let's stop pretending that managers and executives care about productivity

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The hard truth about productivity research

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Notes on writing

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Interim note 4: time-based media

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Different modes of thinking

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Todo notes as a storm approaches

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Disasters are Distracting but work has to continue

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You need to use the tools of the job you've chosen to do

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Software developers are not okay

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Out of the Software Crisis: two-year project review

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First outlines of a plan: thinking strategically about a modern tech and media business

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Two-year review: to plan a strategy you must first have a theory of how the hell things work

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Interim note 5: web media and web dev employment

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Social media.

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Notes on strategy and audience as a media business

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Blogging in the age of 'AI'

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