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First Impressions: Yojimbo for iPad
I was thrilled to find an email in my inbox Tuesday about Yojimbo for iPad (iTunes) and Yojimbo 3.0. I didn’t have any expectations for it, and it was a nice surprise. As I wrote about a few weeks ago, … Continue reading
Capturing Ideas Revisited: Yojimbo
This summer, I started a series on my renewed capture system to supplement my original Capture Everything series. The first part was an intro. The second described how I had added the combination of Simple Note and Notational Velocity for … Continue reading
Posted in tools Tagged capture everything, notes, yojimbo
Capturing Ideas Revisited — Intro
I kicked off this blog over two years ago with a series called Capture Everything. It was influenced by David Allen’s GTD system merged with my desire to have a reliable digital workflow to not lose a single task or … Continue reading
Posted in tools Tagged capture everything, dropbox, ideas, notational velocity, reference, simplenote, yojimbo
the inspiration archive
As I promised a few weeks ago, I have a few posts in the works with some tips on managing my workflow for web design. This would be the first of those… I’ve been building websites for about 15 years, … Continue reading
Posted in inspiration, tips and tricks Tagged capture, design, inspiration, workflow, yojimbo
the box [the creative habit]
This post is the last of an ongoing series of reflections on my reading of The Creative Habit, by Twyla Tharp. Today, our seven month, irregularly recurring series on The Creative Habit comes to an end. But, in the interest … Continue reading
Posted in creativity Tagged creativity, scrivener, steven pressfield, the creative habit, the war of art, twyla tharp, yojimbo
workflow review
Every week or two, I get a kind note from someone who has stumbled on the site and pillaged the archives. This is usually a Mac switcher or someone who is just trying to get their workflow in order. Some … Continue reading
creative tools: backend
This is part of a short series on Creative Tools. Other posts in the series (so far) include: Creative Tools: Hardware. When I ran the workflow tools series last year, I had one post for my software tools. It seemed … Continue reading
Posted in tools Tagged apple, backend, creative tools, omnifocus, quicksilver, shovebox, software, sugarsync, yojimbo
contexts: writing
“It’s not the writing part that’s hard. What’s hard is sitting down to write.” – Steven Pressfield in The War of Art Sometimes ideas are pressing on my finger tips, demanding that I allow them to burst out into written … Continue reading
1326wpm!
Maybe I need to temper my recent ravings about Slife. Why you ask? Because according to Slife, I can type at about 1326 words per minute. I’m a decent typer…but not that decent. This morning I was working on a … Continue reading
quicksilver + scrivener = carpal bliss
My use of Scrivener has been increasing of late. I’ve had a few different projects that require the ongoing collection and shaping of ideas. Yojimbo is my general idea bucket, but when I am focusing in on a specific project, … Continue reading
Posted in tips and tricks Tagged apple, capture, quicksilver, research, scrivener, workflow, writing, yojimbo
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