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by luxpir 14y ago
It was good to meet via the chat box on your site. I've spent a little more than you, but not a great deal. Thanks for the design tips - much needed! That marketing plan I sent you covers only the basics, but perhaps with enough consistent
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Facebook User Growth team on getting to 500 million(quora.com)
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by luxpir 14y ago
CPops is right. What is the end goal? I found Swedish easier to learn than French; (more) simple grammar, very similar to English in many ways. Tolkien/saga-style English, at least. Ties to northern British traditional slang and place names
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by luxpir 14y ago
You're right. Just put in the hours regularly and so much can be done. I think the problem for most, me at least, is the regularly part. I recently started Project Persist , involving an hour of side-project work per working day. It has
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by luxpir 14y ago
Nicely done, Jon. fwiw, I think you've stepped it up to where I would have expected it to be, graphically, as an average-joe user.
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by luxpir 15y ago
Far from being a productivity guru, some things that have definitely worked for me: 1) Lists. By priority. Also checking off easy tasks as low-hanging fruit to reduce overall pressure of all those tasks. 2) RescueTime - a free service that
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by luxpir 15y ago
Brutal truth is the right way for me, a lone founder, freelancing and struggling to find time to push the startup forward. I've tried a lot of things to stay productive (1), and I've learned I can't control my motivation, but I can pick som
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by luxpir 15y ago
Thanks for your reply. It sounds perfectly reasonable in terms of committment. A further though is that if arts/crafts/sports-type workshop runners are charging around £200 a day for their work in schools, you could potentially tap into thi
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by luxpir 15y ago
Congrats, it looks great. Any plans to remunerate teachers? How much of a time commitment would this be for a potential volunteer? What corporate structure have you taken?