ORGANIZING CREATIVITY – How to generate, capture, and collect ideas to realize creative projects.

Onyx BOOX Tab X e-Ink Tablet for reading (and note-taking)

2023-03-06

Trying out a rather large (13.3 inch, or roughly DIN A4 size) e-ink Tablet. Turns out it is very well suited for reading (b/w only) and note-taking.
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Using Obsidian and R for a Blogging Workflow

2023-02-05

A way to make the overhead when blogging a bit less sucky (if you do not trust APIs).
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Obsidian Prepared Daily Notes

2023-02-05

Why create a new note each and every day, when you can prepare notes for each and every day, kinda like the pages of a Bullet Journal.
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Making Obsidian Useful

2023-02-05

Playing around with Obsidian for about three months, these are a few of the ways of making it useful. Overall, very impressed by the note-taking/knowledge management software.
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Changing Habits to Read More Books

2023-02-05

There are lots of tips on changing habits, and lots of them refer to reading more books. In the end, the method has to fit to the person. So here's another (argument for an) option.
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Changing Work-Life Balance and Calendar Time Management

2023-02-05

Trying to spend less time at work, with mixed results. However, using the calendar for when to go home works out pretty well.
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Office Desk Stand for a Notebook

2023-02-05

Switching to an «Apache» two display setting, an idea for a small notebook and display stand.
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Old-fashioned Alarm Clock

2023-02-05

Sometimes old technology is the most ... effective.
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Comfy Blanket

2023-02-05

Just sewing a blanket shut to avoid cold feet.
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A few early-2023 thoughts on Covid

2023-02-05

A few additional thoughts on Covid, now that almost nobody can stand to hear about it.
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BTW, posts can get updated after I published them if I spot spelling errors (not a native speaker) or think a different wording might improve precision and clarity.