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Yammering without a company

You may have heard of Yammer: Yammer is a tool for making companies and organizations more productive through the exchange of short frequent answers to one simple question: ‘What are you working on?’ (source) I would describe Yammer as the in-house Twitter for companies, with more than 140 characters allowed. Since I don’t work for an organization or [...]
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Scrivener rocks! (59)

I have been using Scrivener for a while now. It’s a tool for writers and since I do quite a bit of writing it comes in very handy. Some of the features I like and use often: - different views on the same content; - full screen mode (no other windows visible); - import .pdf in a project. And [...]
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Planning magnetically (8)

Last week I ordered a whole new toolset for planning: a magnetic board and magnets. I wanted something to schedule my week in blocks of various activities: reading, writing, video-editing, sports, chores, etc. (see my notes on what the colours mean) I wanted something that I can’t ignore by closing the laptop and pretend there is nothing [...]
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