My lefty brained ego was pulled into check the other day after it tried to lead the charge into the new lands of producing eCourses by jumping into Things, my To Do manager. “Whoa there, Nellie,” I cautioned. “We need to set the stage first, identify some context, explore the parameters of the endeavor, cool?” [...]
Here is the audio edition of our newsletter The Simplifier Issue #6.13 – “Simplifying the Learning Curve” NOTE: The links that are mentioned throughout this recording can be found in the web version of this newsletter. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] (If you don’t see an audio player or link above, you can [...]
The one-hundred-thirty-third issue of the Project Simplify newsletter The Simplifier, titled “Simplifying the Learning Curve”, is now archived on our newsletter archives page. Read the full issue here. Listen to the audio version here. Subscribe to The Simplifier here.
by Lance Brown — Which do you want first: the good news or the bad news? OK, the good news. I made it out of the storage trap, and in record time! Thank you, thank you…you’re too kind. (I assume you’re applauding. If not, my bad—I’ll wait ‘til your hands are free.) What’s that you [...]
Happy to report that the eCourse is taking new shape—and it’s barely begun! Basically, I’d been feeling a bit overwhelmed last week and the size of the project… What feels different now than the (same but daunting) project that I was facing last week is the excitement. Instead of approaching it from a perspective of [...]
Oh do I love art in my house! How could I pass up the gorgeous art of Lil McGill that she’s practically giving away? She’s having a crazy amazing “big fat moving sale (but really it’s an art sale in preparation of moving). A little extra cash for the move and what a great opportunity [...]
The thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat. How can so much be packed into learning a new software program?! I had the joyful/not-so-joyful experience of learning the basics of iMovie this week. When I opened up the program, not being able to figure out the simple action of cutting out part of a [...]
