Ideas Post

Younes

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Small Win: I published my first article on Medium based on one of my idealist

https://medium.com/ @younes.hairej/10-japanese-concepts-for-self-improvement-and-a-balanced-life-42cf0be2da1a

Or -> https://tinyurl.com/2xe3m26m

Writing 10 ideas a day is my favorite habit this year! I don't think I will let go of it. Thanks, James.

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jay_yow07 @jay_yow07

Oh woah! This is the reason why Notepd.com is being built! Keep writing 10 a days, in three months time then you might have a book! :) @JamesAltucher

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younes @younes

Thanks, Jay. Yes absolutely. James wrote about how to publish a book in 3 months. That will be my guide 😊

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kriscalulo89 @kriscalulo89

Well done on this! Thanks for sharing.

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paolo @paolo

That's so great to hear!

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nicolafisher @nicolafisher

I love this! Great article on Medium. I've got a draft on Medium talking about NotePD and how it fits in a writing workflow. Off to check out James' post about writing a book in 3 months. (Thanks for the heads up, @jay_yow07).

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younes @younes

Thanks, Nicola for the comment. Indeed, it fits in a writing workflow. I look forward to reading your articles.

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JamesAltucher @JamesAltucher

Great article! And I use notepd for this purpose at all. This is almost a first pass on writing a published article or book.

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younes @younes

Thanks, James. NotePD is becoming an essential part of my 2nd brain system.

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MrOTG @MrOTG

Bravo Younes. I'll read the article.

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younes @younes

Thanks, @MrOTG. I look forward to addressing you with your name :)

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MrOTG @MrOTG

Hi Younes, thank you.I am updating my blog & social profile today. But you can already. My name is Dror :)

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younes @younes

Thanks for sharing, Dror.

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DenverNowicz @DenverNowicz

Great article! I just got introduced to NotePD from @JamesAltucher via twitter. I can see it's going to be a great tool!

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younes @younes

Thanks, @DenverNowicz it is indeed a great tool. It is part of my daily tools to write and think. I look forward to reading your ideas.

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andrew @andrew

Really good article. In my job, with a huge Japanese cleint, we practice omotenashi, kaizen, genchi genbutsu, and yokoten.

No prizes for who the client is.

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younes @younes

Thanks, Andrew for the feedback. Genchi genbutsu is an interesting one.

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