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Feb
08

Year of Essentialism

The fall brought me a sense of panic that could have easily escalated into larger problems if I wasn’t
4 min read
Aug
28

Matt Gemmell - Raw Materials

> Everyone has their tales to tell, and the ones that resonate most tend to be the troubling ones… we
1 min read
Feb
10

Obsession x Voice

> Find your obsession. Every day, explain it to one person you respect. Edit everything, skip shortcuts, and try not
2 min read
Jan
24

Decision Fatigue

> Decision fatigue is real talk when it comes to the web. — Joshua Blankenship, Some Thoughts on Web Content Strategy
2 min read
Apr
15

Sunday Reading - April 15th, 2012

I consider myself to be a fairly well-read man, and I tend to come across some fairly interesting finds each
1 min read
Mar
19

Aligning with My Needs

> The more features you add to a product, the more it dilutes the core reason for a product’s
2 min read
Dec
06

On Reading- Gawker, and the Trifecta of Reading

> … Blogs are emphasizing the trait that’s always defined them, the fact that they’re an ongoing flow of
4 min read
Oct
07

Pausing to Read - Site Design

> Instapaper does point to a clear flaw in newspaper and magazine website design: The reading experience is rarely, if
2 min read

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Year of Essentialism

The fall brought me a sense of panic that could have easily escalated into larger problems if I wasn’t careful. My daughter’s mother was once again going to be working in northern Alberta, leaving me to care for our daughter most of the time. The last time this
Tags: books | essentialism | life | reading | work

Matt Gemmell - Raw Materials

> Everyone has their tales to tell, and the ones that resonate most tend to be the troubling ones… we need to share those experiences. We can perform a kind of exorcism by exposing them to the cold light of day where no deep shadows are cast, and to the
Tags: reading | writing

Obsession x Voice

> Find your obsession. Every day, explain it to one person you respect. Edit everything, skip shortcuts, and try not to be a dick. Get better. Merlin Mann, How to Blog [http://www.kungfugrippe.com/post/50022261/how-to-blog] My Sunday morning was spent listening to a discussion between Merlin Mann
Tags: john gruber | merlin mann | reading | work | writing

Decision Fatigue

> Decision fatigue is real talk when it comes to the web. — Joshua Blankenship, Some Thoughts on Web Content Strategy [http://joshuablankenship.com/blog/2012/09/12/some-thoughts-on-web-content-strategy/] ] Through my life, I have been fairly good at making choices. I don’t spend a lot of time doing price comparisons,
Tags: design | reading

Sunday Reading - April 15th, 2012

I consider myself to be a fairly well-read man, and I tend to come across some fairly interesting finds each week. I tweet them as I find them, for the most part, but thought I would share some more links for your Sunday reading. They offer more variety than most
Tags: life | reading

Aligning with My Needs

> The more features you add to a product, the more it dilutes the core reason for a product’s existence and confuses people. — Marco Arment [http://www.marco.org], Build and Analyze Show #68 [http://www.5by5.tv/buildanalyze/68] I came across that quote while listening to Marco’
Tags: design | marco arment | reading

Pausing to Read - Site Design

> Instapaper does point to a clear flaw in newspaper and magazine website design: The reading experience is rarely, if ever, the priority. For better or worse, it typically takes a backseat to organizing and promoting content and generating pageviews. — Jake Brooks [http://brooksinbeta.com/] Joanne of Tomorrow Museum [http:
Tags: design | reading | work | writing

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