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All the articles I've posted.
Create Team Engagement by Playing Together
A new breed of engaging cooperative video games can help your team work together better, because they get to practice achieving a common goal.
Life Balance: Roles > Goals
In our goal obsessed culture, elevating the roles we play can help restore work life balance.
USING ZETTELKASTEN UNIQUE NOTE NUMBERS
Using Zettelkasten numbers to make your file names unique opens the door to linking your thinking in powerful ways. In this article I share the method and a template I use.
Think GRIT
Instead of organizing files by type Think GRIT - Goals, Roles, Interests, and Treasures. This handy acronym can help guide how you organize your work for outcome.
A ReMarkable Way to Take Notes
My hunt for a note-taking system that bridges the analog and digital worlds led me to the reMarkable tablet. Here's why it finally won me over from pen and paper.
Start With a Daily Note
💎 Begin keeping a daily note to harness the power of a personal knowledge management system. 🤔 Why it Matters: People get overwhelmed at the idea of…
Try the Password Game
The Key Idea Instead of turning to your phones at dinner, try playing a fun social game to create connection. Why It Matters Smart phones are brutally…
The Power of Digital Journaling
Exploring Digital Systems and the Benefits of Notability Today, I want to delve into digital systems that mimic the experience of writing on paper. From a…
Capture Resonance with Sketchnoting
Sketchnoting is another form of journaling that is fun and creative. Bring your notes to life with a few simple colors and some lines.
The Art of Bullet Journaling
Bullet journaling offers a path between unstructured and structured journaling systems.
Structured Journals to Enhance Productivity and Gratitude
Today I'm going to give a quick overview of two of my favorite structured journals.
Expressive Journaling
Beyond morning pages lies a more therapeutic form of journaling — one that's helped me navigate shame, regret, and memories hard to let go. When to reach for expressive journaling.