¡Increíble! 🤯 El podcast de KENSO está en la posición 23 de los podcast más populares en España según el ranking de Apple Podcasts. Probablemente sea un error de sistema…
How many hours of work have been lost since Microsoft decided to deactivate the auto save feature in Word for macOS (Windows as well?) unless you store your document in OneDrive or Dropbox?
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.
Why do people believe the weather can affect cloud computing? op @diggingthedigital.com
Woorden hebben een betekenis. Dat kan in je voordeel werken als je een metafoor gebruikt om nieuwe techniek uit te leggen, maar het kan ook tot dit soort verwarring leiden.
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.
Fun thread of company logos showing the fonts each uses
Aparentemente, muchas personas consultan las recomendaciones en la App de Podcasts.
El podcast de @beKENSO está entre los 30 podcast más populares de España simplemente por salir en un lugar privilegiado entre las recomendaciones.
Una coincidencia fantástica: Seth Godin publica un post sobre el mismo tema y en el mismo día que nuestro último episodio del podcast de KENSO
When starting a new habit, routine, or project, it is important to consider the future maintenance costs that may arise
When starting a new habit, routine, or project, it is essential to think about future maintenance costs. This means not only considering the initial effort or costs but also what is needed to sustain it in the long term. Just like a ship that requires regular maintenance to function well, habits and projects also need ongoing attention. For example, setting up a complex system to manage your tasks might seem useful at first. However, over time, maintenance tasks can accumulate, leaving you with less time for actual work.
It is important to realize that maintenance costs can add up. A small maintenance task might not seem like much, but having multiple such tasks can consume a significant amount of time and energy. This can lead to a situation where you spend more time maintaining your system than achieving your goals. Therefore, it is wise to choose simplicity and flexibility when establishing new habits or projects. Start small and only add complexity if truly necessary. This way, you keep maintenance costs manageable and can focus on what truly matters.
Related:
- Our go-to approach for problem-solving is to incorporate something new, rather than eliminate something existing
- Take the time before doing something you can’t undo
- Messy work environments have no effect on either creativity or executive functions
- Start with as little as possible and add complexity as you go