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Week 16

Day 113 | Week 16 summary

The highlight of this week has been the trip to Warsaw and the incredible welcoming we got from the organisers and the Polish IA Summit. Being away for a couple of days has meant less work on byflock during that time, but new friends and some time to reflect.

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The dates of when the Uprising began

Day 112 | Not every museum makes you cry

Today the organisers of the Polish IA Summit took us to the Warsaw Rising museum. It’s not often that a museum moves you to tears, but this did and it reminded me of something important that I want to make happen.

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Everyone today

Day 111 | The topic of my talk

There is a longer post that I’ve intended to write on the device aspect of my talk. However, that’s for another time. Instead what I wanted to write about in this post was the ‘Designing for everyone’ aspect as it’s related to what we’re working on.

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Palace of Culture and Science, Warsaw

Day 110 | Hello Warsaw

Around 6pm this evening I arrived in Warsaw, my first time in Poland. Since then I’ve spent the evening over at the Polish IA Summit drinks, which were in the venue you see above, and it’s been absolutely wonderful.

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Day 108 | A few things out of the way

Every now and then the to do list piles up. Having it hang over you makes getting out of bed in the morning that little bit less exciting and, somehow, it makes getting things done a little bit harder too. But when you get on top of it, it’s a

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Summer

Day 107 | My ideal summer

The other day I was talking to one of my brothers on Skype and we were chatting about plans for the summer. As we talked I started creating a picture in my head of how lovely it would be to have some time off from freelancing during the summer and

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Why you should write every day

You probably think you have nothing to write about but once you start it gets hard to stop. Honestly. Writing is an incredibly important skill at all levels. By writing every day you reflect on things in a different and clearer way and you become better at expressing yourself. If you haven’t tried writing every day, give it a try for 30 days to begin with. I did it every day of 2012. Seth Godin has done it for years and swears by it.