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The poison of Perfectionism
Perfectionism is a poison. It's a disease that we need to understand and fight against. Here's why.
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Content curation as a way to level up communities
Explore how content curation powers community growth and engagement by selectively organizing and sharing knowledge to foster connections and learning
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Focus on things that don't change
Focus on things that don't change to build solid foundations and invest your time in the best possible way.
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Introducing the IT Concepts Wall
Discover the IT Concepts Wall, a huge collection of resources about IT and Software Development.
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Unlocking Your Learning Potential: The Essential Guide to Meta-Learning
Explore the transformative power of meta-learning and unlock the secrets to effective learning strategies with this comprehensive guide.
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Optimism, pessimism and freedom
Optimists tend to find more creative solutions. Here's why.
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Beyond Human Memory: Leveraging Tools for Thought (TfTs) to Enhance Reliability and Creativity
Explore how transcending human memory limitations with reliable tools for thought can significantly boost creativity, productivity, and innovation
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How to Structure Your Daily Notes in Obsidian
Discover the ultimate guide on structuring daily notes in Obsidian to maximize productivity and clarity. Learn practical tips and strategies to organize your thoughts, tasks, and projects effectively
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Showing Obsidian front matter using Dataview queries
How to use the dataview plugin to display the YAML front matter of Obsidian notes as a table
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How to fight against decision fatigue
Our decision-making power is limited. Each day, it quickly depletes as we make decisions. Learn more about decision fatigue and discover tips to avoid it
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Are my Thoughts Useful?
Thoughts are nothing more and nothing less than thoughts. We don't have to accept them as true. Read this to learn more about cognitive defusion.
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Community Knowledge Management
Communities need specific Knowledge Management solutions. Here's why