PeOe

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by PeOe 9y ago
I use http://zenkit.com . With Zenkit it´s easy to create Kanban Boards and Mind-Maps for different projects. Also, it comes in really handy that the views can be switched between and worked on. Also has delegation features.
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Building AI systems that work is still hard(techcrunch.com)
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Sequoia is looking to raise a $5B investment fund(techcrunch.com)
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5 signs you are managing team tasks effectively(blog.zenkit.com)
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How a workflow management system can transform you into a model worker(blog.zenkit.com)
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by PeOe 9y ago
I've tried Pomorodo a few times, but it hasn't really been working for me. I'm more of a GTD guy. This idea of fixed amounts of time to work just doesn't work for me. I need a few minutes to really get into the zone and
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Zenkit is one of Zapiers fastest growing new apps in 2017(blog.zenkit.com)
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Snapchat launches augmented reality developer platform Lens Studio(techcrunch.com)
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Ask HN: What have you applied blockchain technology to?
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Former Gawker employees are crowdfunding an effort to buy Gawker.com(techcrunch.com)
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6 tips to supercharge cross team collaboration(blog.zenkit.com)
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by PeOe 9y ago
I´ve read the book "Behind the Cloud" by Marc Benioff and Carlye Adler. It tells the story of how salesforce.com was founded and how it has developed into the strong brand it is today. The book is full of valuable insights into ma
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Zenkit releases universal Android and iOS Apps(blog.zenkit.com)
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Show HN: How to Eat That Frog(blog.zenkit.com)
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by PeOe 9y ago
I have to agree with you here. Although an interaction via Facebook doesn´t come close to a personal one, I still think it is beneficial in some ways. Of course especially when you´re far away from the people you want to connect with. I use
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Funding their flight: Corporate sponsors support Alabama rocketry(cw.ua.edu)
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by PeOe 9y ago
For me personally the third reason isn't really the problem. It's more "I'm overwhelmed by the task" or something similar. I think most people have problems with actual task setting. Like in the means of "how d
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by PeOe 9y ago
Hey, maybe http://zenkit.com would be an option for you. You can create different data collections (Kanban Board for example) and then add your data there. There´s also a pretty cool global search feature..as your notes are beco
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The imperative role project management plays in your startup(blog.zenkit.com)
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by PeOe 9y ago
I also think that actually planning for the involvement of a VC is quite crazy. Many companies "use" VC´s for the wrong reasons. Why would I plan to give away a piece of my company for money? I mean, VC´s can be useful when you re
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by PeOe 9y ago
I´ve read a book recently called "Hooked" by Nir Eyal. https://www.amazon.de/Hooked-How-Build-Habit-Forming-Product... It´s exactly about this topic. He also gives quite a few examples of the achievements of Appl
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by PeOe 9y ago
I would say that you should really just start. Start building a very basic prototype. Check out the founding story of Airbnb for motivation and an idea on how simple a prototype can be built https://getpaidforyourpad.com/blo
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Ask HN: Any tips on personal productivity?
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by PeOe 9y ago
Would definitely benefit the motivational factor a lot. In fact, people nowadays would describe most tasks as "unpleasant". "Necessary" or "has to be done" are often categorized as unpleasant.
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by PeOe 9y ago
That works for you? Haha! I think I´d just keep sleeping after that. Although it does get colder once the sheets are gone.
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by PeOe 9y ago
Great explanation! The part with the satisfying stuff is really important. No system works properly if you don´t want to get stuff done. Purpose combined with "actually doing stuff" is the point I guess. One without the other equa
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by PeOe 9y ago
Yeah, true! I see your point now! I guess the determining factor is a mix of motivation and drive combined with "getting started". Breaking tasks up into smaller tasks doesn´t really do anything if you have no motivation and don´t
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by PeOe 9y ago
That is absolutely true. Wihtout actually getting started, nothing happens. No system can "make you" more productive. You make yourself more productive by implementing the system.
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by PeOe 9y ago
Yeah! I consider discipline a conscious thing and that only works for so long. What you actually want to achieve is that tasks that require discipline eventually become a habit. Because then you´ve internalized the task and relaxation and p
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by PeOe 9y ago
I guess that´s why many people don´t even start with trying to implement GTD into their lives. They fear being "too organized". What many people don´t get is that after "clearing your head" and really using GTD you have

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