Un buen resumen del episodio de esta semana:

Don't stop learning new things.

Learning shouldn't be limited to school/college. It's a life-long journey.

The more you learn, the more doors you can unlock in life.

This is a great feature:

The “Title bar window shake” is a lifesaver for those times when you have a million windows open and you need to really drill down and focus on just one of them. To do so, you simply click and hold on your desired window’s title bar and, while holding the mouse button down, give it a little wiggle back and forth. All the other windows you have open will be minimized.

I wonder why Microsoft decided to turn this off by default in Windows 11.

By the way, on Mac I simply use the ⌘+⌥+H keyboard shortcut.

93% van de ZZP-ers zijn hardwerkende mensen die klaar zijn met het klassieke baas-werknemers spelletje zijn. Ik noem ze al een tijdje Hiërarchische Vluchtelingen.

I love this term. Instead of freelancers, lets call them “Hierarchical Refugees” (¿«Refugiados jerárquicos» en español?)

Try this genius hack to clear your inbox and start fresh… without deleting everything!

As someone with anywhere upwards of 10,000 emails in my inbox — many of them unread, to the dismay of my OCD friends — I am always looking for tips and tricks to help me manage my email. One of those is to start each new year with an absolutely clean inbox. Remember what that looks like? Yeah, me neither.

Listen to @PatrickRhone.

Say what you mean. Mean what you say.

Something that preoccupies me more and more lately:

Digital communication has profound benefits in terms of helping people collaborate, stay in touch, and share things with each other. But social media has played a huge role in spreading misinformation that makes people suspicious of their governments. Social media feeds have become so personalized that you don't see factual information if it doesn't align with your profile.

Who doesn’t want to be a “time millionaire”?

time millionaires measure their worth not in terms of financial capital, but according to the seconds, minutes and hours they claw back from employment for leisure and recreation.

A helpful reminder:

Reminding yourself you can do anything.

But you really can’t do everything.

Unsubscribe!

Cyber Monday is a nice event to remind you that you are not using the “unsubscribe” links enough in your email inbox.

To me, the ‘week’ is the most human unit of time.

Days, months, and years all make sense as units of time—they match up, at least roughly, with the revolutions of Earth, the moon, and the sun.

Weeks, however, are much weirder and clunkier. A duration of seven days doesn’t align with any natural cycles or fit cleanly into months or years.