neilgrey

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by neilgrey 11y ago
If your work is winding you up to the point of causing severe anxiety, then maybe you should be looking at why you're there in the first place... I don't know if you've read much self-help, but there's a lot of "you
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by neilgrey 11y ago
I feel as though you picked a single statement out of my comment and took it out of context. The whole concept of running the hamster wheel in the first place is flawed; who are you "falling behind" if not comparing yourself to ot
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by neilgrey 11y ago
This is exactly it. Goals will point you in the right direction, but the joy is in the pursuit.
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by neilgrey 11y ago
I wonder how many people will read this article, have a lightbulb go off in their head, feel warm and fuzzy about it all, then wake up tomorrow and do absolutely nothing about it. Probably most. This article is unfortunately what it epitim
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by neilgrey 11y ago
That's a pretty hasty generalization. As someone who works for a product at ADSK that has frequent collaboration meetings with our biggest competitors, I can point to at least one significant example of innovation via connectedness. Ou
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by neilgrey 11y ago
Yup, I love GH, use it every day, but issue management is the pits. It'd be really nice if I could custom sort the queue of issues so that I know what's next up in my queue of things to do; right now I've got 5 tags called Ne
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by neilgrey 11y ago
It's blinding. I get that it's supposed to imply the pocket connection, but if you go to pocket's website they only use that pink/red color in their logo and for accents like on buttons.
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by neilgrey 11y ago
On this front -- I hate email. I'm tempted to do a pull request that creates todoist tasks for you each day. If you don't complete them it puts them back into the pool for a future date -- the last thing I need is my todo list gui
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An Open Letter to TED's Facebook Team(medium.com)
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