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If you’re looking for a good few articles to read, here are the ones I enjoyed in the past few days:
Hope you like these too, and if there are posts you enjoyed last week and would like to share – just post links in the comments area!
It’s impossible to place this post under one of the main categories of my blog, but I’m going to post it anyway: if you have 3 minutes and want to see the incredibly fresh and creative approach to using sticky notes, watch this video!
I’ve never seen anything like it before, nothing less than amazing!
It was bound to happen: I’ve joined Twitter! Some of you probably know that it’s a micro-blogging platform with tiny (up to 140 characters) updates you can leave through your browser or many specialized applications.
It would be great to get connected, so look me up:
http://twitter.com/PerfectBlogger
Please leave your Twitter name in comments below as well!
Welcome to the brand new, shiny Personal Development blog!
Starting today, this blog will sport a new design reflecting a chance of my focus.
Things you’ll probably notice right away are less ads and less clutter, fewer main menu options and a second-level menu highlighting the four categories of posts I spend most of my time on:
There’s more to come in about two months time, but until then – enjoy your stay and let me know if there’s anything else I can do to make this website even more useful.
I’ve been meaning to write about Evernote Web for quite some time now. Being a fan of the original Evernote application and having used it for managing all sorts of personal notes for the past few years, I’m really excited to see that Evernote Web has finally arrived: it now takes only seconds to get started with using one of the most useful online services on the web.
Evernote is an information organizer. Coming from the world of standalone applications, it started as a Windows app, but is now available on a number of platforms. The most useful thing about the current Evernote service is that it’s an online repository – so all your information is available instantly on any of the devices – including Apple iPhone.
Sharing your knowledge, especially if it’s useful and unique, isn’t always easy. There are plenty of reasons why you should do this, but somehow it’s very easy to get stopped by negative assumptions. In today’s post, I’d like to share my opinion on sharing knowledge, and ask for yours in return.
Naturally, most of us feel competition. Even in your own team, you’re bound to think now and then of how good or bad your performance is compared to that of other team members. While this is absolutely natural, you shouldn’t let such a competition spirit get in the way of you sharing the knowledge with others.