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“Time, tide and formation wait for no man.” — US Navy
Manager Tools is focused on helping you become a more effective manager and leader.
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If you’re tired of a lot of management “theory” and would rather learn specific actions you can take TODAY, we think you’ll enjoy the Manager Tools podcast.
“Perfeito, é o que está feito!” — Michele Félix Rodrigues
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Oil Paintings (in Dafen of China) -
Dafen Art supplys oil painting to the worldwide in the past years, It locateed in Shen Zhen of China.
All products of Dafen Art are absolutely painted by hand on canvas or board by Chinese professional artists
“Most artists can’t draw.”
— Roy Simmons
But all artists can *see*!”
— Seth Godin
(in “The Linchpin”)
“Art is anything that’s creative, passionate, and personal.
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And great art resonates with the viewer, not only with the creator”
— Seth Godin
(in “The Linchpin”)
OSH Answers: Basic Information -
Ergonomics of working in a standing position.
Awesome reference guide with tools to help start a new business.
We do the following on the internet:
- Consume content
- Communicate
- Collaborate
- Produce content
I’d say the breakdown of the amount of each activity is something like 80/10/8/2, simplistically speaking (ignoring overlap, etc).
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#4 is slowly having a larger and larger overlap with the others, so much so that we produce content as we consume – tweets, comments, facebook ‘likes’, etc.
Umang (comment on The future of WordPress « Scott Berkun)
Beeminder tracks your progress toward your goals
Anything you can put a periodic number on works (…)
If you go off track, you pledge money to stay on the road the next time, and if you go off track, we charge you.
RescueTime Product Tour (Mac/PC) -
… is a web-based time management and analytics tool for knowledge workers who want to be more efficient and productive.
… sits in the background and measures which application, web site or (optionally) document is actively being used.
TagTime: Stochastic Time Tracking for Space Cadets | Messy Matters -
… we hit on a solution: randomness. The idea is to randomly sample yourself. At unpredictable times, a box pops up and asks, what are you doing right at this moment? You answer with tags each time it pings you. (…) It doesn’t work for fine-grained tracking but over the course of weeks, it gives you a good picture of where your time goes.
“Wow, there are a million little twists and turns on this coast. A 40 mile day will barely get us past Half Moon Bay. This trip is at least 500, not 400 miles…”