A Short Guide to Examining Your Barriers and Fears
Following on from a previous post about directly detailing the worst case scenario if we don’t succeed at something (and then realising that it usually isn’t anywhere near as bad as
A collection of 43 posts
Following on from a previous post about directly detailing the worst case scenario if we don’t succeed at something (and then realising that it usually isn’t anywhere near as bad as
I'm restarting a thread I began a few years ago, with some of the weekly links that I found interesting: Sora looks incredible, this helps explain how it works as well as some
Thoughts of getting ISO 27001 Certification.
Thinking through the worst-case scenario often makes a decision clearer. Here's how to do it.
Deadlines to 'achieve' a goal can be useful, but setting them is more art than science.
A goal planning system on a single a4 sheet to help you set and achieve your goals for the next 3/6/9/12 months.
Thoughts and guidelines about turning software projects into software products.
When trying to build multiple habits at once, try grouping them together, or 'stacking' them.
Movement gets your brain moving (again).
I like creating tools that make mine or other people's lives a little easier or structured - and sometimes I share them with the world. Here's a few of them related to goal-setting, and productivity.
If it’s not obvious by now, a lot of the articles I’ve written, the software/products I’ve built and the upcoming diary I've designed (more on that soon) are focused
Thoughts on leading remote teams and how to build a good remote work culture.