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Delightful Dissent

Delightful Dissent - Ep. 3 - Love has no place in business

With Alan Wick Recorded live at 05:00 PM on Thursday 19 November 2020 Love has no place in business0:00/61:421× The purpose of business is to make money. It’s all about the bottom line. You win or lose and that’s all there is to it.

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Delightful Dissent - Ep. 2 - New business is the best way to grow

With Remeny Armitage Recorded live at 01:00 PM on Thursday 12 November 2020 New business is the best way to grow0:00/54:281× You only have to look at the adverts in your LinkedIn feed to get the message. You can only grow your business by finding new

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Delightful Dissent - Ep. 1 - Nature is a luxury?

With Rowena Gerrert Recorded live at 01:00 PM on Wednesday 04 November 2020 Nature is a luxury0:00/61:201× Our ability to spend time in the natural world is increasingly limited. Access to wild spaces is tightly controlled. They are only accessible to a privileged few. Both practical

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Delightful Dissent - Ep. 0 - The exception that proves the rule?

With Matthew Bellringer Recorded live at 01:00 PM on Tuesday 03 November 2020 The exception that proves the rule0:00/55:481× In this introductory episode to Delightful Dissent, we explore how exceptional people challenge assumptions, why that’s important, and how we can all do more of it.

From Dendron to Logseq

From Dendron to Logseq

If you read my previous post about moving to a new note-taking app, you'll know that I wanted to try out Logseq. However, I've got over 2,000 notes in Dendron, and there's no way I was either going to lose all that info

Are you taking notes?

Are you taking notes?

I've been using digital note-taking tools for a while now. For a really long while. OneNote, Evernote, Workflowy and Obsidian, to name a few. They help me keep track of different conversations, ideas, and information that I'd otherwise never remember, or at least never find again.

Where's my data?

Where's my data?

I've had to change my plans because one of the tools I was planning to use doesn't work with the GDPR. Here's what I found out.

Community cuppa

Paid-members only

Community cuppa

Memberships

One of the big reasons I'm moving over to Ghost is so I can invite people to support what I'm doing. Here's how I'm offering pay-what-you-want supporter memberships

A different approach

A different approach

I'm not sure anyone ever reads the first post of a blog, but at least it gets the whole thing out the way so you can start writing about more important things. So here goes; the why and how of what I'm up to on this