I'm the founder of the marketing agency Growth Machine and co-founder of Cup & Leaf tea. https://www.nateliason.com/

Martin Bernstorff: Implementing an Idea-Management System. This post is for you if: (more)

Matthias Melcher: More gRSShopper. I have played quite a lot with gRSShopper because I like it (more)

Nat Eliason: Roam - Why I Love It and How I Use It. I’ve been deeply interested in personal knowledge management for almost 10 years now (more)

Matthias Melcher: Top ten tools. All my tools are Jane Hart’s category 1 (own personal and professional learning). As previously, I tagged them with LTM (Extension of Long-Term Memory), STM (Extension of Short-Term Memory and I/O (Input/ Output) (more)

Khe Hy: How I use Roam to take notes. The game-changer: Bi-directional links (more)

Khe Hy on Roam Research: A fresh, powerful (and buzzy) take on note-taking. In 2018, Evernote users began migrating to the “all purpose tool” Notion. However, barely a year later there’s a new kid on the block: RoamResearch creating a productivity geek’s own version of East Coast vs West Coast. (more)

Notion’s “angel round” at a $800M valuation 😲 | Product Hunt. Back in January, we penned Notion as one of the startups to keep an eye on in 2019. We also wrote about how our community loves Notion, and reference it as an app that changed their lives. Turns out, they might have been on the nose. Last night, The Information reported that the San Francisco based startup is raising $10M, hitting a wild $800M valuation with its new funding (that it’s referring to as an ‘angel round’). (more)

Nat Eliason: How to Use Notion to Set, Track, and Hit Your Goals. Now, I’ve mostly left Airtable and Evernote entirely, and I’m almost entirely in Notion and Asana. (more)

Matthias Melcher on Augmenting human intellect. With the help of 26 other annotators, I tried to understand more about Douglas Engelbart’s visionary text “Augmenting Human Intellect“, and especially to understand why some visions about amplification have not come true, despite his plausible argumentation (more)

aka Taxi Cab (more)

Robert Wright book (more)

The name I used for the types of Self Improvement process that nudges you to have "balance" in your life. (more)

LocalExchangeTradingSystems - attempt at local Currency http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LETS (more)

Fred Brooks in The Mythical Man-Month: I will contend that conceptual integrity is the most important consideration in system design. It is better to have a system omit certain anomalous features and improvements, but to reflect one set of design ideas, than to have one that contains many good but independent and uncoordinated ideas. Conceptual integrity in turn dictates that the design must proceed from one mind, or from a very small number of agreeing resonant minds. Auteur Theory

the non-GUI practice of interacting with a program by submitting PlainText to it, and getting PlainText output (more)

Matt Stoller: Google's War on Publisher Paywalls. I think of it the way Australian enforcers did, which is as a multi-faceted conglomerate whose power comes from its ability to direct traffic between users and businesses. In this framework, Google is not a tech company, but a financial holding company that manages a bunch of different independent divisions. These divisions include YouTube, Maps, General search, Analytics, Ad services, Chome, Android/Play, Cloud, and so forth. (more)

Mason Hartman: What’s Gone Wrong in Schooling? How to train a human parrot.. this is how much of our toolkit for evaluating learning in children works... A child subjected to these protocols will become a complex parrot. (more)

Study finds popular "growth mindset interventions," or programs that teach students they can improve their intelligence with effort -- and therefore improve grades and test scores -- don't work for students in most circumstances. (more)

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