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In this blog, I explain how I'm building educational content. I'm trying to be as transparent as possible so that it might motivate others to create such content too.
In short: it creates less expectations, it takes out a number that I can fight to optimize for, it makes clearer in the relationship that this is not a lead magnet and naturally selects participants who are really motivated.
In short: it's a great time to write, read, enjoy landscapes and come back to a photography practice. It's a time of calm solo presence that recharges batteries.
The short answer: instead of having photos and screenshots, I now have little doodles as a visual summary of my day.
The short answer: don't leave it in your pocket.
In short: others can translate, adapt and spread your ideas.
In short: lift the lid of the black dial, unscrew it and take out the plexiglass. Now you can put back the red disc behind the top layer. Voila.
In short: I've built a tiny menu bar app that automatically turns my calendar into a PDF and adds it to Google Drive each hour. Then I can import the calendar when I need to my Remarkable with the Google drive integration.
In short: our time and brain space is limited and therefore our Inboxes for tasks and reminders should too. Friction in productivity can help have a calm life.
In short: it shows to other educators that want to build a similar website what it takes, without having to write an article for each tiny change. It's a gratitude exercice and it shows it's still all a work in progress.
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I'm Daniele Catalanotto, I worked with clients from all over the world to help them improve their customer experience using simple Service Design principles. I've been blessed to be able to learn a lot. Today I share these learnings in books, answers to questions and tools back with the community.
