Hi again friends! ;) Welcome to edition number 12!

As always a mixed content for y'all to enjoy. I love putting this newsletter together with all the things I have found this past two weeks.

Journalings of thoughts

1. As I just passed my sixty first birthday, it was good looking back to my birthday last year when I was so lovingly celebrated by family and friends. And how lucky I was to turn sixty last year, this year wouldn't have been such good year in that aspect.

2. Passing the fiftieth article on Medium way ahead of my goal, feels like a pretty massive achievement, and also a blessing as it's so much fun. The knowledge increases every day and my gratefulness towards myself to both write, read and learn.

3. I was just invited to publish in a political publication on Medium, I might join but I'm not 100% there yet. What do you think?

Journalings of links

Twitters take on Stories.....

Fleets: a new way to join the conversation — blog.twitter.com

Twitter’s purpose is to serve the public conversation – it’s where you go to see what's happening and talk about it.

Scientists' new sticky electronic skin is a greener option for wearable devices — www.syfy.com

Dispensing with traditional digital monitoring devices you strap onto your wrist or other body part, scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder have just created what could be the next must-have fashionable (and functional) accessory in an invention they call electronic skin.

Implementing Zettelkasten in Roam: A practical guide — www.roambrain.com

I have been using Roam as my primary note-taking app since January, 2020 and in that time I’ve accumulated thousands of notes. I love how powerful and simple the tool is. But in my initial enthusiasm, I didn’t think about how my notes would accumulate.

Have you not seen Queens Gambit yet,? Do!! It's probably one of the top five Tv Series ever!

The Queen’s Gambit: The Hidden Depths of Netflix’s Word-of-Mouth Smash | Vanity Fair — www.vanityfair.com

The miniseries, starring Anya Taylor-Joy, makes a surprising argument about genius—and what kind of societies help it flourish.

Personally I think Democracy is it's own worst enemy.

Why Obama Fears for Our Democracy - The Atlantic — www.theatlantic.com

In an exclusive interview, the former president identifies the greatest threats to the American experiment, explains why he’s still hopeful, and opens up about his new book.

The Rise and Fall of Getting Things Done | The New Yorker — www.newyorker.com

How personal productivity transformed work—and failed to.

Journalings of Articles

ToDo Lists Aren’t Enough. The flawed reality of ToDo Lists | by Anders Sporring | The Innovation | Nov, 2020 | Medium — medium.com

This article had a long time coming, in fact, the thoughts in here has grown stronger the past five years. I believe that ToDo-lists are flawed and that something is missing with them. And a fact is…

Stepping Out Of My Comfort Zone. Time to decide | by Anders Sporring | The Innovation | Nov, 2020 | Medium — medium.com

I will continue to write interesting articles and chronicles, added with my bi-weekly newsletter, and soon also a paid newsletter where I will have more in-depth content. Besides this I will also…

My Favorite Extensions In Chrome. My must-have extensions | by Anders Sporring | The Innovation | Nov, 2020 | Medium — medium.com

Since I’m using a Chromebook for everything computer related, Chrome is also my browser of choice. And with it comes also almost endless possibilities of extensions that one can use. The following is…

Me Becoming Sixty-One. My new year to come | by Anders Sporring | In My Own Words | Nov, 2020 | Medium — medium.com

I’m a lucky person in so many aspects of life, and I’m celebrating that fact today for the sixty-first time. I have lost some friends my age due to Cancer, heart failures, strokes, and accidents…

Time To Apply Marie Kondo’s Philosophy On My Life | by Anders Sporring | The Innovation | Nov, 2020 | Medium — medium.com

We, the humans are hoarders. And I’m no different from everybody else. That’s a fact, that I have been trying to look away from. But now, it’s time to face the music. As I’m next year moving to a…

Journalings of App(s)

A time savior and helper when doing repeated tasks, updates and so on.

Text Blaze: Snippets and Templates for Chrome — blaze.today

Text Blaze is an auto text Chrome Extension to insert snippets, templates and macros in Google Chrome. Speed up your work and type faster with this text expander.

Jumpcut - Chrome Web Store — chrome.google.com

Explore YouTube videos like never before, jump to what's relevant to you

• Create clips and cuts of videos and share with others!

• Jumpcut loads author and comment timestamps to easily navigate the video

• Watch only the parts people are talking about in the comments section!

• An easy to use "Table of Contents" to quickly see if the video interests you

• Play shorter Jumpcuts of videos that skip over the boring parts

• Easily navigate by pressing 'x' to jump to the next clip and 'z' to jump back

• A new feed that allows you to discover videos that have the best comments and Jumpcuts

• Skip annoying sponsor segments and introductions

• Skip non-music parts in music videos

• Add commentary on your clips, it will show up while your friends watch the video

Journalings of Instagram

Journalings of Youtube

I write my articles in a similar fashion.

Such wisdom from Maggie here! I just love her!

Her beginnings! Watch Pharrell's face!

Journalings of the end