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Working Tools 34. Breaking stuff

Limeconsulting.com [https://limeconsulting.com] is the website for my company Lime Training and Consultancy Ltd. [https://stuartlennon.com/going-solo-11-lime-training-and-consultancy-ltd/] It’s website was awful. Unloved, unmaintained and creaking under the weight of updates not completed. It had been designed, by someone else, using a plugin, that I don’t

Working Tools 33. iPad Pro - Fight!

An iPad is not a laptop. Yes, it is. No, it isn’t. YES, IT IS! NO, IT ISN’T! People do like to get tribal. The internet is getting all shouty about the latest must-have accessory from Apple. [https://www.apple.com/ipad-keyboards/] The tech colossus has released a

Working Tools 32. Time Tracking

Time tracking is an absolute essential for the modern entrepreneur. Actually, no, it isn’t. You have stuff to do, do it. When you have finished, stop. Simples. If you bill by the hour or by the minute even, then keeping track of your time is a requirement. You need

Working Tools 31. The Internet

Yes. I’ve discovered the internet. Over the last several years, the commentary has all been about the internet as a cesspit of fake news, data harvesting and trolling. Over the last several weeks, we have been reminded of all the reasons that we love the internet. A Dutch woman

Working Tools 30. iPad First

In April of 2019 [https://stuartlennon.com/working-tools-16-home-office/], I had settled that I was not ready to leave behind a traditional computer and work on iPad first. Concerns 1. Backup. Corporate disasters in a past life make me paranoid of data loss. My mac has backups of backups. 2. Filing

Working Tools 29. On the road again

This post first appeared on Nero’s Notes [https://nerosnotes.co.uk]. Regular readers [https://stuartlennon.com/working-tools-6-briefcase/], or listeners to 1857 [https://www.1857.co.uk], will know that I do like a bag. Briefcases, messengers, backpacks and holdalls, I’ve an ample sufficiency of bags for days on

Analogue v Digital 3. - Task Management

Who can resist a bit of productivity? It’s the Holy Grail of the 21st century. Whether it be David Allen’s Get Things Done methodology or a variation thereof, everybody has a task management system. I have several. There’s nothing more productive than working on productivity, right? OK

Analogue v Digital 2. - Journals

This week, Journals. First, let me narrow down the definition. When I say Journals, I am talking about reflective journals, where I log events and feelings. I wrote last week [https://stuartlennon.com/working-tools-28-analogue-v-digital-1-calendars/] about Calendars, with the digital winning out for me, because of its ubiquity and shareability. The
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