Posts in category ”Creativity”
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Tim Ferriss and the digital nomad movement
Tim Ferriss is the author of The 4-Hour Workweek, first published in 2007. After his speech at SXSW that same year, the idea spread through the blogosphere like a particularly ambitious virus.
Empowered creativity through the social web
The web has come a long way since Tim Berners-Lee uploaded the first HTML page in 1991. Back then it was a collection of documents linked together by people who apparently believed that sharing information was a good idea.
Inspiration from Steve Jobs
The last days have seen a lot of buzz regarding Steve Jobs resigning. I guess that didn’t come as a shock, but it’s nevertheless sad to see him go.
Content overdrive
Historically, there has always been one reliable direction of connectivity: faster. Faster ships, faster trains, faster wires, faster ways of telling someone on the other side of the planet that something terrible has happened or what you had for breakfast.
Securing your intellectual property
The web was built on a beautiful idea: information wants to be free. Unfortunately, some people interpreted that as your information wants to be theirs.
The Gothenburg freeze
A few months after the zombie walk, it was apparently time for another event to invade Gothenburg again and confuse innocent civilians.
Frozen in time
What would you do if, in the middle of one of the busiest railway stations on Earth, hundreds of people around you simply stopped moving? Not slowed down. Not paused to check their phones. Just froze.
Moleskines of the world
Everything is going digital. Laptops are getting smaller, phones are getting smarter, and somewhere in Silicon Valley a man in a black turtleneck is presumably plotting the eventual extinction of handwriting.
How to manage todo-lists
Many of us have a ToDo-list somewhere. And the damned thing keeps growing. At some point, reorganizing the list became easier than actually doing anything on it.
The art of defeating procrastination
Every now and then, there may be a time when you feel your brainpower is diverted towards lesser goals instead of focusing on the issues at hand. A time of procrastination.