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π Read Cranking.
π Read The Rise and Fall of Getting Things Done.
I’ve been thinking a lot about personal productivity, what it’s good for and what it isn’t. This article is about a year and a half old now but it points in a direction of collective solutions.
π Read Who Is Steven Hotdog? Or, Untangling the βBraided Essayβ |.
Whatβs Steven Hotdog to me, or I to Steven Hotdog, that I should weep for him?
Ever since I learned about the Steven Hotdog essay I have loved this descriptor. Jess Zimmerman is one of my favorite writers.
π Read 11 Bookish Accessories to Make Reading More Accessible.
I love pieces like this. Getting a book holder changed my reading life.
π Read Should you ever NOT listen to user feedback?.
I’m exploring the possibility of a career in UX research & reading this article showed me that it’s definitely an area I could get into.
Libraries are resolutely radical institutions. They are free to use and open to the public, spaces that demand nothing from you to enter and nothing for you to stay. No exchange of money occurs between library user and library, save for overdue book fees, which are becoming more and more obsolete. Libraries are sanctuaries for the mind, body, and spirit. They are repositories of language, literature, community care, and human growth. And they are also places of objectification, racism, sexual assault, and other human atrocities. They are embodiments of our history and culture, for better, and also for worse.
ππ΅ππΏ Read Judas Christ Superstar: Easter thoughts on being just (Reader) by Katie Prout.
This piece is excellent. JCS is an extremely important show to my family as well. I have a lot more thoughts about it and if I feel up to it, I’ll write them up later.
π Read Projects: The Alastair Method.
Alastair Johnston has created a Kanban-like tracking system for the Bullet Journal that I may modify for use as an analog writing audit/pipeline.
π Read ecosystem theory: how to reframe the “i do this or i do that” binary (Thrive PhD) by Katy Peplin
Such a helpful perspective.