David Kadavy is author of Mind Management, Not Time Management; Digital Zettelkasten; & Design for Hackers.
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What’s the harm in taking on one more project? We can get some idea by asking the question, How many people need to be in a room before two have the same birthday? keep on reading »
I have now reached my initial funding goal for the Finish What Matters Preview Edition!
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If you beat yourself up for not finishing what you start, you might want to look at how you define what’s finished. keep on reading »
During the Preview Edition of Finish What Matters I’m doing a very special Finishing Cohort. Here’s how it works: Meet with me and a small group of motivated creators three times throughout Q1.
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December’s revenue was $2,677, down from November’s $3,823. Profits were $1,575, down from November’s $2,541.
November’s revenue was $3,823, down from October’s $5,370. Profits were $2,541, down from October’s $3,595.
Today, I’m making available for the first time the Preview Edition of my upcoming book, Finish What Matters. (You can start reading today.) keep on reading »
If you’d like to give your writing New Year’s resolution a boost, I’m offering the 100 WORDS wristband free with any order of the 100 Word Writing Habit paperback on my store.
I personally wear the 100 WORDS wristband daily, and turn it right-side out once my writing is done.
In a recent Love Mondays newsletter, I wrote about the humanities as the science of being human. One reader in particular pointed out this passage:
what is a life well-lived, what trade-offs should a society make, and how do you navigate consciousness and this existence of fortune, desire, suffering, and elation?
And asked if I had book recommendations. I figured I might share them for all. keep on reading »
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October’s revenue was $5,370, down from September’s $5,649. Profits were $3,595, down from September’s $4,106.
