Finally deleted my @appdotnet account. It’s like a ghost town now.
... the full story by NB.
Fixie Friday - Cinelli Mash
Twitter’s new strategy: Make enough changes on Twitter to keep people tweeting.
Another great post by Curtis McHale. This time on what your ideal life would be.
Here's a hint. It's not lounging on a beach every day.
There is a problem with that question of how you’d spend your time, even though it’s a good starting point. Money isn’t really a predictor of happiness and an awesome life.
— What is the "ideal life" anyway? by Curtis McHale.
Nicholas Bate sums it up another way which I rather like.
Chase quality of life, not standard of living. The former is what most of us actually want.
— 7x7 Money Management by Nicholas Bate
If hearts aren’t your thing I’m pretty sure @appdotnet still use stars.
Hearts or Stars?
The latest update to Twitter has seen the replacement of the favourite action with a star to a like action with a heart. Do I care? Not really.
The majority of drivel that is pumped through Twitter these days has me wondering if it's worth spending my time on it. Don't get me wrong there are a few great people who tweet there, they just don't tweet all that often. It's probably not a bad thing to be honest, I could do with stepping back a bit from Twitter.
Starbucks red cups are out and I’ve only seen one tweet that references “the red cups are coming” and Lex Luthor. Disappointing people.
The Beautiful Bullet Journal
of Kara Benz.
I'm still intrigued by the Bullet Journal and it's place in my toolset. Especially when you see examples of it being used the way Kara Benz uses it.