This Week's Newsletter: Move Near Water. Get Up Early.
In this week's newsletter [http://mailchi.mp/cjchilvers/move-near-water-get-up-early]: Eclipse advice, beautiful prints of terrible advice, and zero-based time budgets. Subscribe here [https://www.cjchilvers.com/subscribe].
Stay Up?
Frank Chimero [https://twitter.com/frank_chimero/] recently tweeted this illustration, a poster he made called "Midnight Oil": It reminded me of this print [http://www.bigplastichead.com/2010/01/stay-up-and-make-something/] from years ago: Both prints I love and I want hanging in my office. But, to be
This Week's Newsletter: The Excitement of Being Dull
The Dull Men's Club, the hidden benefits of podcasting, the "Turd Principle" of time management, and why it's OK to publicize your email address. It's all in this week's newsletter [http://mailchi.mp/cjchilvers/the-excitement-of-being-dull]. Subscribe [https://www.cjchilvers.com/
Copyblogger Certified Content Marketer Course Review
I just completed the Copyblogger Content Marketing Certification course [http://www.copyblogger.com/certified-content-marketers/]. I haven't submitted my articles for certification yet, but that'll happen soon enough. Having over 1000 to choose from helps. I took the course to find out if I really knew everything
The Two Most Stress Relieving Sentences in the English Language
To yourself: “It’s OK." To others: “No thanks.”
This Week's Newsletter: What is Free Speech?
This week, I examine the state free speech in the U.S., putting family before your art, the benefits of boredom, and why Google wants your photos so bad. Subscribe [https://www.cjchilvers.com/subscribe] and view this issue [http://mailchi.mp/cjchilvers/what-is-free-speech].
Is It Unethical to Publish to Facebook?
Last month, Harvard Business Review published an article titled A New, More Rigorous Study Confirms: The More You Use Facebook, the Worse You Feel [https://hbr.org/2017/04/a-new-more-rigorous-study-confirms-the-more-you-use-facebook-the-worse-you-feel] . It stated: > "Overall, our results showed that, while real-world social networks were positively associated with overall well-being, the
All Creative Projects Are 365 Projects
Because your creativity doesn't begin and end when a project does. It's a daily practice. 365 projects are a byproduct of a daily practice, as are books, blogs, and careers.
Random Positive Reinforcement
From David Allen on the GTD Podcast [http://gettingthingsdone.libsyn.com/ep-30-david-allen-gtd-keynote-in-milan-part-two] : > “One of the factors of creating addiction is random positive reinforcement. If you’re trying to train your dog…you don’t want a treat every time. The more random, the more powerful the addiction to the