The Perfect Blog Post – A Reference Guide
An excellent guide by Derek Halpern from Social Triggers

Like this? Listen to this interview with Dan Ariely from Social Triggers.
An excellent guide by Derek Halpern from Social Triggers

Like this? Listen to this interview with Dan Ariely from Social Triggers.
I have worked with Ruffalo Noel Levitz, Maguire Associates, and Hardwick Day (now EAB). They all follow a similar process. Start with the big picture Take 3-5 years of data and look at the numbers in the aggregate Calculate the highs and lows Do a Monte Carlo simulation to determine the most likely data ranges…
During the pandemic, I committed to exercising regularly. Here’s a simple snapshot of a year’s worth of data. The dropoffs happened after Thanksgiving and right before my dissertation defense. Need to work on maintaining the habit during the holidays and periods of stress.
I thought the next layer would be more Obsidian configuration. It wasn’t. More graph view, more backlinks, more manual connection-making. That is what I used to do in Roam. I would spend real time threading notes together, following paths between ideas, maintaining a map of how everything connected. I did not do any of that….
Classic cartoon. Still so very true.
This is a pic of my office. I used Photogene to do a quick filter edit. Then I used Blogpress to post. Then later in the day, I did a re-edit. All in all, pretty painless.