Category: thought

What got you here keeps you here – annie mueller

“If I look at my troubles long enough, I begin to see patterns. And if I look at the patterns long enough, I begin to see the commonality. It’s me!”

This morning’s car ride with Beatrix, age 12, included defining the term “nouveau riche”, a compare/contrast of the values and belief systems of “old money” versus “new money” (Stewards vs. Owners), and the intra-class conflict between them.

Chasing the cool kids – Seth’s Blog

“Publish. Consistently. With patience. Own your assets.”

Nicholas Bate has some reminders for the Covid World

Numbr

Numbr is a currency calculator, a notepad that understands your calculation. You can use notes with numbers alongside each other. And all your numbers are instantly calculated as you type.

Like Soulver, but free and on the web. (via Boing Boing)

My wife on our arts filled weekend thus far.

“What is religion? That which is never spoken.”

― Henry David Thoreau, The Journals, 1837-1861, p. 511

Historic red brick autobody shop trips up developer at Selby-Dale – Twin Cities

For the record, when we are not saving old houses we are also working hard to save old garages and other old buildings important to the historic character of our neighborhood.

The Productivityist Podcast: Patrick Rhone Returns

This is actually from 6 years ago but I listened to it again this morning and it aged incredibly well. Tons of good productivity wisdom packed in.

Reminder: You can join us at The BIG Ready next Tuesday for more good stuff.