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by bellebethcooper 4y ago
Thanks! That's encouraging :)
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by bellebethcooper 5y ago
https://bellebcooper.com/ I recently rewrote my site in Python as a learning exercise. It was a good first project to start dabbling in web development.
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Why I'm leaving Micro.blog(blog.bellebcooper.com)
31 points by bellebethcooper 8y ago|8 comments
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The dangers of forcing employees to be positive(blog.rescuetime.com)
7 points by bellebethcooper 9y ago|0 comments
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by bellebethcooper 10y ago
I've been focusing on building new habits for the past couple of years and have written about it a lot. Here are some of the things that have made the biggest difference for me: - Start small. Focus on making the behaviour automatic (t
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by bellebethcooper 10y ago
I created an email course (also available in book form) about this exact thing! [0] But a few things I've found really useful are: The Momentum app, which lets you quickly check off habits in the iOS notification centre widget. [1] Sta
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by bellebethcooper 10y ago
The index is really only for things you want to find again later, like important meeting notes. For your every day task lists you can leave those out of the index. If the process of indexing doesn't appeal, however, you might prefer th
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by bellebethcooper 10y ago
Hello, I'm the author of this article, and just wanted to add something here: for anyone who finds the Bullet Journal method overwhelming, there's another system called Strikethru that might appeal more. It's still based on p
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The perils of remote working (and why I need a new job)(blog.bellebethcooper.com)
3 points by bellebethcooper 11y ago|1 comments
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Real life Pomodoro(exist.io)
1 points by bellebethcooper 12y ago|0 comments
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How to save your request from inbox death(blog.bellebethcooper.com)
2 points by bellebethcooper 13y ago|0 comments
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Ramifications of the Quantified Self(exist.io)
5 points by bellebethcooper 13y ago|0 comments
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How I accidentally met a lot of startup founders(blog.bellebethcooper.com)
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by bellebethcooper 13y ago
Those metrics would be great to have. We already have a huge to do list of services to integrate, and I'd love to have some easily available ones like heart rate and blood pressure in there soon.
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by bellebethcooper 13y ago
Hmm I would hope it doesn't look that way. The screenshots are certainly not mockups—we actually have a tiny group of close friends using it already to help us test it out.
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by bellebethcooper 13y ago
Good point. We didn't plan on making the campaign public quite yet as we've been focused on giving people on our waiting list first dibs. Since everyone knows what's going on now, we've adjusted the home page to make the
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by bellebethcooper 13y ago
Exist co-founder here. The Narrative Clip is on our radar, but seems to be more of a lifelogging/journalling use case. For now we're focused on making your data useful but we have had a few people ask about the possibility of a li
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by bellebethcooper 13y ago
Have you tried the app Reporter? It's going down a similar path. I think it uses 5 iPhone sensors and questions that you pre-set and just asks you to report at random times during the day. I've really enjoyed using it so far. htt