Synesthesia

Bookmarks I’ve shared on 2010-09-17:

• Just Say No To Scope Creep

  agile

• The Writing Practice

  chrisbrogan blogging writing

• How I Use Mindmapping to Write

  chrisbrogan blogging writing

• How to Blog Almost Every Day

  chrisbrogan blogging writing

• How to Use a Writing Frame

  chrisbrogan blogging writing

• Write Better Blog Posts Today

  chrisbrogan blogging writing

• Build Blog Posts Like Building Blocks

  chrisbrogan blogging writing

• Graph Your Inbox
  Graph Your Inbox is a Google Chrome extension that allows you to graph Gmail activity over time.
  gmail chrome email information visualisation

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Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-02-26:

• How Writing Flow Can Happen For You Too ~ 9 Ways

  writing

• Introducing the “Double Iron Triangle” of Enterprise Architecture

  enterprise_architecture ea

• andLinux.org
  Run Linux natively inside Windows
  linux
• XPM Project Report #1
  Experiences apply ing an XP-like model to a (building) architecture project.
  agile

Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2007-03-03

• Project Renaissance, Freenoting:
  Freenoting provides a way to get far more out of any text you read and any lecture you attend, and is a major technique for solving problems
  Keywords: Writing, AcceleratedLearning, WinWenger

Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2007-02-27

• George Orwell: 12 Writing Tips:

  Keywords: Writing

Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2006-11-06

• Fifty Writing Tools:
  From Poynter Online
  Keywords: Writing/Skills

Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2006-02-09

• Fifty Tools which can help you in Writing:
  Roy Peter Clark from Poynter Institute has posted up 50 tools that can help you when you do any kinds of writing.
  Keywords: Writing/Skills
• Giving personal development a shove?:
  Clare engages with the challenge over bringing a research approach to personal development techniques
  Keywords: Personal_Development, mycomments

Johanna Rothman‘s Observations from a Writing Workshop “If you’d like to write — or write better, start. You can start short, with 5 or 10 minute timed writing. (Write for 5 or 10 minutes. Do not stop. Keep writing. If you get stuck, write blah, blah, blah, but keep writing.)” [via Clarke Ching]

Some excellent hints for revising your writing from Brian Marick [via Clarke Ching]