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Books I Read In February 2022
Time for another month's worth of reading presented here in some brief reviews.
Time for another month's worth of reading presented here in some brief reviews.
Starting this month, I’ll be writing a monthly round-up of the books I’m reading. Here’s the first: short reviews...
This Week I Quit writing Amplifier, my monthly newsletter. It was one of five newsletters I was writing, and...
Note-taking is popular right now. But here I unpack exactly how a note becomes an idea, which then grows...
Twitter is more than just a social media platform. It’s part of the Zeitgeist, our moment in history. Using...
There are a lot of new note-taking apps. But for me, Obsidian stands out as the best.
Despite often mentioning my morning writing habit, I’ve never explained how it evolved. Here’s the story.
With the snow falling here in London it was time to take stock and reflect on a difficult month...
2020 was supposed to be all about Momentum. That was my yearly theme. Then everything changed. What would Momentum...
Aspiring writers are told they must do more reading in order to improve their writing. But reading the classics...
Thought-terminating clichés are seemingly harmless and commonly used words and phrases that act to limit or stop conversation, discussion,...
Readwise is a digital research tool that helps you organise highlights from your reading. I’ve been using Readwise and...
Kanban is a popular tool in design and software development. The authors of Personal Kanban suggest it can also...
Almost every day I sit down to write at my dining table. Like so many things about this year,...
The writing on this site is now organised into six new categories. Here’s a rundown on them, and why...
I’m not calling it a sabbatical. Too many people think a sabbatical is a holiday, something offered to folks...