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Lost in Place - Week 45
The first seven strips from my 2024 relaunch of Lost in Place, plus the pen-and-paper-to-Canva workflow I use to draw these webtoons.
Lost In Place is Back
I recently felt motivated to share my webtoons on social media. For my own sanity, I also decided to archive them here on my blog.
Discovering HEART Roles
What balances SMART goals? HEART goals. In this blog post I outline the five questions you want to answer to start defining your roles.
Automating Daily Notes in Obsidian with Templater
In this article I dig into the templates I use with Templater for creating useful daily notes in Obsidian.
Real Life Example: Building a New Game
Let me give you a real life example of how having a digital second brain helped me develop a new product, author a book, and create a groundbreaking team workshop.
The Origin of Where Not What
How did I actually get into building a second brain? It didn't start with a desire to be more productive, it started with an idea to make better use of what I was learning.
Where Not What Resource Summary for EO Atlanta (and everyone else too)
The resources and overview from my Where Not What talk in Atlanta — a gentle starting point for building a second brain without drowning in someone else's system.
Day 21 - Small Town America To the Rescue
Start the day with a load of optimism... and a dead battery. But thanks to small town America I get back on the road in no time.
Day 10 - The Harley Museum
I never thought of myself as a museum person — until riding a Harley took me to Milwaukee to see how the company built one of the fiercest, most loyal brands alive.
WNW - Using The Feynman Technique to Enhance Your Resources
Using the Feynman Technique with your Resources section of your Second Brain can help you retain and use more of what you learn.
Three Tips to Learn Faster
How can you get a better return on your attention? Try these three techniques to retain more of what you learn.
WNW - From Entertainment to Education
One reason I started a PKM, was to transform listening to business books as a form of entertainment into a form of useful, engaging education.