Updated: Fixed links, thanks furansui!

A lot of coding this past week – moving stuff to Github, fixing bugs, making things a little more convenient… Two Emacs chats, too.

Started gardening again. =D Yay weather warming up!

Next week:

• chatting with Daniel Reeves and Bethany Soule of Beeminder
• helping Jason John Wells with Emacs
• talking to splintercdo about Emacs

Blog posts

• Weekly review: Week ending April 4, 2014
• Emacs Basics: Customizing Emacs
• Emacs Chat: Iannis Zannos – Emacs and SuperCollider
• Notes from Visual Thinkers Toronto: Sketchnoting with others
• Raspberry Pi LitterBox Cam and quantified cats
• Digging into my limiting factors when it comes to interviewing people for podcasts
• Emacs Chat: Tom Marble
• Working fast and slow

Sketches

I think my focus on sketches is inversely proportional to my focus on code. They probably tickle the same part of my brain…

1. 2014.04.07 Working fast and slow #experiment

Link round-up

• What are your key-chord abbreviations?: Interesting suggestions.
• 10 Easy Exotic Meals You Should Be Making: Spices to explore
• Five One-Hour Routines That Will Improve Your Life as a Freelancer: Some of my friends are getting into freelancing. These tips might help.
• 44 Things Bloggers Should Be Delegating to Virtual Staff to Catapult Their Online Growth: Ideas for delegation
• Removing Sass Duplication Using Sass Maps: Time to rewrite my style.css to use Sass, finally. =)
• Advanced cash flow diagrams: Hmm, I should try mapping my money and time.
• On Manufactured Opportunities: The best job description is the one you write for yourself; the best opportunity is the one that you create.

Focus areas and time review

• Business (40.7h – 24%)
  • [ ] Build: Find a user-friendly RSS plugin for WordPress
  • [ ] Earn: E1: 2.5-3.5 days of consulting
  • [ ] Explore converting ClojureBridge tutorial to Org
  • [ ] Explore membership plugins / course plugins
  • [ ] Record session on learning keyboard shortcuts
  • [ ] Write about planning for reasonable safety
  • Earn (16.7h – 41% of Business)
    • [X] E1 Unpinkify
    • [X] E1: Check for subscribers
    • [X] E1: Load people into comm
    • [X] Earn – E2: Re-render video 3 if necessary
    • [X] Earn – E2: Set up video 3?
    • [X] Earn: E1: 2.5-3.5 days of consulting
  • Build (20.8h – 51% of Business)
    • [X] Check that all my WordPress installations are up to date
    • [X] Get Emacs to show me a month of completed tasks, organized by project
    • [X] Improve Emacs Beeminder
    • [X] Make it easier to cross-link Org
    • [X] Package miniedit for MELPA?
    • [X] Run Hello World in Clojure from Emacs
    • [X] Sort out cache slam
    • [X] Sort out task templates and captures so that refiling, jumping, and clocking is easy
    • [X] Stop loading d3js
    • Drawing (1.5h)
    • Delegation (1.2h)
      • [X] Post Emacs tutorials links
    • Packaging (7.4h)
      • [X] Fix cover for Sketchnotes 2012
      • [X] Annotate my Emacs configuration
      • [X] Draw “A” page for Emacs ABCs
      • [X] Draft guide to getting started with Emacs Lisp
      • [X] Learn about bitbooks
      • [X] Review Sketchnotes 2012 digital proof
    • Paperwork (0.5h)
      • [X] File payroll return
      • [X] Plan my business and personal finances
  • Connect (3.2h – 7% of Business)
    • [X] Emacs Chat: Tom Marble
    • [X] Emacs chat prep: Iannis
    • [X] Emacs chat: Iannis Zannos – music
    • [X] Invite technomancy for an Emacs Chat
• Relationships (12.9h – 7%)
  • [X] Attend W-’s family thing
  • [X] Check results for project F
  • [X] Get the Raspberry Pi camera working and get a top-down view
  • [X] Go to RJ White’s semi-retirement party
  • [X] Set up the Pi camera again
  • [ ] Raspberry Pi: Use bounding rectangle to guess litterbox use
  • [ ] Raspberry Pi: Extract blob pixels and try to classify cats
• Discretionary – Productive (18.0h – 10%)
  • [X] Flesh out story
  • [X] Write monthly report taking advantage of Org tasks
  • [ ] Blog about user-visible improvements, Beeminder commit goal
  • [ ] Experiment with calculating ve
  • [ ] Plant beets, spinach, lettuce
  • [ ] Ask neighbours if anyone wants to split a bulk order of compost with us
  • Writing (5.9h)
    • [X] Write about discretionary speed
• Discretionary – Play (2.8h – 1%)
• Personal routines (21.5h – 12%)
• Unpaid work (11.7h – 6%)
• Sleep (61.2h – 36% – average of 8.7 per day)

Last month, I:

• had fun with Emacs
  • coded numerous little Emacs conveniences
  • learned how to make graphs in Org Mode: see http:sachachua.com/evil-plans
  • integrated Emacs Org Mode with Quantified Awesome
  • helped lots of people with Emacs
  • started the Emacs Basics video series
  • set up more Emacs chats
• and geeked around with other things
  • started playing around with the Raspberry Pi, motion detection, and image processing with simplecv
  • learned more about NodeJS
  • upgraded to Ubuntu Precise, Ruby 2.0
  • went to Gamfternoon at Hacklab
• drew a little
  • finally updated my Twitter background
  • lined up another sketchnoting gig
  • put together the print version of Sketchnotes 2013, yay LaTeX!
• and took care of other stuff
  • filed our taxes
  • delegated more writing

In other news, I really like the new monthly review code I’ve added to Emacs: http:sachachua.com/dotemacs#monthly-reviews

Here’s the snippet:

(defun sacha/org-review-month (start-date)
  "Review the month's clocked tasks and time."
  (interactive (list (org-read-date)))
  ;; Set to the beginning of the month
  (setq start-date (concat (substring start-date 0 8) "01"))
  (let ((org-agenda-show-log t)
        (org-agenda-start-with-log-mode t)
        (org-agenda-start-with-clockreport-mode t)
        (org-agenda-clockreport-parameter-plist '(:link t :maxlevel 3)))
    (org-agenda-list nil start-date 'month)))

In April, I want to:

• Record and set up more Emacs chats
• Make open source contribution part of my routine (mailing lists, patches, sharing)

Blog posts

• Sharing
  • Describing my personal knowledge management routines with Harold Jarche’s Seek-Sense-Share framework
  • More notes on managing a large blog archive: 17 things I do to handle 10+ years of blog posts
• Connecting
  • Static friction and socializing
• Sketchnotes
  • Sketchnotes 2013 in print, yay!
  • Visual book review: Conscious Millionaire: Grow your business by making a difference (JV Crum III)
  • How I animate sketches with Autodesk Sketchbook Pro and Camtasia Studio
  • New free/pay what you want resource: Sketchnotes 2013; also, Emacs Dired rocks
• Planning
  • Goal factoring, reflecting on what I can do with my time, and enjoying a buffet of goals
  • Good enough, good, awesome: Thinking about what I want to get to
• 5-year Experiment
  • Going fishing for three years
  • Reflecting on what I want to contribute to and how interested people might (semi-)work with me
  • Living your dream
• Delegation
  • Thinking about how virtual assistants can help me with learning and writing
  • Contemplating co-op: How can I get to the point of being able to offer a good high school co-op placement?
  • Delegation update
  • How much does it cost to start with virtual assistance?
• Podcasts / shows
  • Replay: Meloney Hall interviewed me about sketchnoting
  • Frugal Fire 002: Justin McCurry (RootOfGood)
  • Frugal Fire 001: Introductions
  • Drafting a baby-steps guide to managing your tasks with Org Mode for Emacs
• Emacs
  • Emacs Basics: Call commands by name with M-x (with tips for better completion using ido or helm)
  • Emacs Basics: Using the mouse
  • Emacs, Evernote (through enscript.exe), and Org links
  • Emacs tweaks: Export Org checkboxes using UTF-8 symbols
• Reviews
  • Weekly review: Week ending February 28, 2014
  • Weekly review: Week ending March 7, 2014
  • Weekly review: Week ending March 14, 2014
  • Weekly review: Week ending March 21, 2014
  • Weekly review: Week ending March 28, 2014
  • Monthly review: February 2014

Blog posts

• Weekly review: Week ending March 28, 2014
• Emacs Basics: Call commands by name with M-x (with tips for better completion using ido or helm)
• Frugal Fire 003: Dealing with Pushback
• Figuring out a fair price for outsourcing work
• More Emacs drawings: Dired, moving around
• Experiment update: Mid-term pre-mortem check

Sketches

1. 2014.03.29 Litterbox analysis #quantified
2. 2014.04.01 01 – Why is it that people don’t vote – Findings from Samara’s Democracy Talks – Alison Loat
3. 2014.04.01 02 – Who doesn’t vote – Findings from the 2010 municipal election – Myer Siemiatycki
4. 2014.04.01 03 – What systems can we change – Municipal electoral reform – Desmond Cole, Dave Meslin
5. 2014.04.01 04 – Mobilize to Vote 2(tpse)
6. 2014.04.01 05 – Mobilizing Mount Dennis tenants to vote for landlord licensing – Judy Duncan
7. 2014.04.01 06 – Voter contact workshop – Graham Mitchell, Michal Hay, Jesse Boateng
8. 2014.04.01 07 – Election day planning and pulling the vote workshop – Graham Mitchell, Michal Hay, Jesse Boateng
9. 2014.04.01 Figuring out more about what I want to do #planning
10. 2014.04.01 How do I feel about snippets versus longer podcasts #podcasting #decision
11. 2014.04.02 Evaluating my sharing #sharing #decision
12. 2014.04.02 Imagining learning sprints #my-learning
13. 2014.04.02 On thinking about a variety of topics – a mesh of learning #my-learning
14. 2014.04.03 Dealing with the fog of work #experiment #fire
15. 2014.04.03 How can I delegate even more effectively #delegation

Link round-up

• Geek Feminism: a family cloud: Oooh, so that’s how you align things by rank in a graph. Source: https://github.com/Skud/gf-family-tree/blob/master/gfft.dot
• Make gifts for people: Beautiful drawing that resonates with why I want to do my experiment with semi-retirement. =) Hat-tip to Lifehack.
• The Three-Step Strategy to Study Hard Without Burning Out: Good tips for intense study. Concrete study hours with rest time, active vs passive, comfortable and distraction-free environment.
• (E)lisp, how to get started ?: Reddit thread for getting started.
• Got Emacs?: Some interesting Emacs threads and LaTeX news: Follow the link to http://pgfplots.net/ for pretty plots and source code in LaTeX. Also, there’s a TeX blog aggregator, which is handy – I picked up a link to adjustbox, which looks useful.
• Ben Simon: Getting Back In Touch With My E-mail Roots – A Little Gmail Integration With Emacs: Ooh. Stunnel looks promising. I’ve gotten sending mail to work… Now I need to get IMAP to work again. =)
• What, Me Exercise? – Basic exercises with gradual ramping up. Hat-tip to Lifehacker / Simple Dollar for the link.

Focus areas and time review

• Business (57.9h – 34%)
  • Earn (28.2h – 48% of Business)
    • ☑ E1: Load people into comm
    • ☑ Earn – E2: Re-render video 3 if necessary
    • ☑ Earn – M: Set up M templates
    • ☑ Earn – M: Set up and print invoice
    • ☑ Earn – M: Sketchnote conference
    • ☑ Earn: E1: 2.5-3.5 days of consulting
    • ☐ Earn – E2: Set up video 3?
    • ☐ Earn: E1: 2.5-3.5 days of consulting
  • Build (22.0h – 37% of Business)
    • ☑ Build – Learn: Explore ManyCam
    • ☑ Build – Packaging: Review new cover for Sketchnotes 2013
    • ☑ Build – Quantified Awesome: Always default to creating a note field
    • ☑ Build – Quantified Awesome: Fix 24h goals and range goals
    • ☑ Build – Quantified Awesome: Fix display of totals in daily summary
    • ☑ Upgrade Linode Ubuntu install
    • ☑ Make it easier to cross-link Org
    • ☑ Stop loading d3js
    • ☐ Record session on learning keyboard shortcuts
    • Drawing (5.1h)
      • ☐ Draw “A” page for Emacs ABCs
    • Delegation (1.8h)
      • ☑ Get web development delegation off the ground
    • Packaging (4.6h)
      • ☑ Check on print copy of Sketchnotes 2013
      • ☑ Fix spine for Sketchnotes 2013
      • ☑ Put together print for Sketchnotes 2012
      • ☐ Review Sketchnotes 2012 digital proof
    • Paperwork (4.6h)
      • ☐ File payroll return
  • Connect (7.7h – 13% of Business)
    • ☑ Emacs chat prep: Iannis
    • ☑ Reach out regarding Emacs Google Hangout?
    • ☐ Emacs chat: Iannis Zannos – music
    • ☐ Invite bbatsov for an Emacs Chat
    • ☐ Talk to Tom Marble about Emacs
• Relationships (3.6h – 2%)
  • ☑ Attend W-’s family thing
  • ☑ Cook something during the week
  • ☑ File taxes
  • ☑ Go to Gamfternoon at Hacklab
  • ☑ Help Eric with focus
  • ☑ Raspberry Pi: Learn how to do image analysis to detect changed areas
  • ☑ Write blog post about Raspberry Pi litter box cam
  • ☑ install the libraries I need for simplecv
  • ☐ Check results for project F
• Discretionary – Productive (7.7h – 4%)
  • ☑ Encode litter box data
  • ☑ Go for an hour-long walk
  • ☑ Reflect on fog of work
  • ☑ Reflect on learning sprints
  • ☑ Update evil plans so that it has a little bit of margin
  • Writing (1.0h)
    • ☐ Write about discretionary speed
• Discretionary – Play (3.2h – 1%)
• Personal routines (19.9h – 11%)
• Unpaid work (16.6h – 9%)
• Sleep (61.6h – 36% – average of 8.8 per day)

I got my printed proof for Sketchnotes 2013 from CreateSpace, yay! I’d already started scribbling in the margins, and then Martina insisted on buying it from me because she wanted to go through it during her trip to China. So I’ve ordered two more copies (one for myself, and a spare), and I’m looking forward to getting them soon.

Lots of talking to people this week: Visual Thinkers Toronto, the Frugal FIRE show, assorted other conversations at HackLab and online. Ooh, and some forays into Python and image processing with simplecv… Next week, I’m sketchnoting a conference, so my schedule is going to be slightly off routine. Should be interesting, though!

Blog posts

• Weekly review: Week ending March 21, 2014
• Emacs Basics: Using the mouse
• Sketchnotes 2013 in print, yay!
• Thinking about how virtual assistants can help me with learning and writing
• Emacs tweaks: Export Org checkboxes using UTF-8 symbols
• Visual book review: Conscious Millionaire: Grow your business by making a difference (JV Crum III)

Sketches

1. 2014.03.24 Connecting – Do I want to become more gregarious #connecting
2. 2014.03.24 Determining a fair price for outsourced work #delegation #outsourcing
3. 2014.03.24 How do I want to keep track of my goals #goal-factoring #planning #org
4. 2014.03.24 Litter Box Cam with Raspberry Pi #raspberry #cats
5. 2014.03.24 Sketchnotes 2013 in print, yay #publishing #packaging #createspace
6. 2014.03.25 TED – Bran Ferren – To create for the ages, let’s combine art and engineering #visualtoronto
7. 2014.03.25 TED – Jamie Oliver – Teach every child about food #visualtoronto
8. 2014.03.26 Book – Conscious Millionaire – JV Crum III
9. 2014.03.26 Reflections on akrasia – acting against my better judgment #rationality
10. 2014.03.27 Frugal Fire 003 – Dealing with Pushback – Jordan Read, Sacha Chua
11. 2014.03.27 What got me started #my-learning

Link round-up

• Org Mode cookbook: Example code for Org Babel – Thanks to Irreal for the link to it!
• Shading tutorial in SketchBook Pro: Oh, so that’s what Lock Transparency is for! Boggle!
• Review Your Entire Idea File Every Few Months to Keep Ideas Fresh: Good reminder. I should roll this up into my review process.
• Editable Keymap PDF for Emacs: Hmm, I wonder if you can get something going with Org or LaTeX…
• The 3 greatest presentation books of all time. (That have nothing to do with presentations): I like book lists. Haven’t read all of these. Will request them from the library.
• Timo Geusch: I didn’t realise Emacs has an elisp repl: Hmm. I should try out ielm.
• Should You Reverse Any Advice You Hear?: You tend to seek out / pay attention to stuff you agree with.
• Difficulties of Challenges: Yay visual scales!
• Gresham’s law of content, tipping content providers, and providing a better compensation model for the internet: Something to experiment with, perhaps? Comments look interesting. Things to think about further…

Focus areas and time review

• Business (45.4h – 27%)
  • ☐ Build – Learn: Explore ManyCam
  • ☐ Build – Quantified Awesome: Fix 24h goals and range goals
  • ☐ Earn – E2: Set up video 3?
  • ☐ Earn – M: Set up M templates
  • ☐ Earn – M: Set up and print invoice
  • ☐ Earn – M: Sketchnote conference
  • ☐ Earn: E1: 2.5-3.5 days of consulting
  • Earn (14.8h – 32% of Business)
    • ☑ E2: Set up video 2
    • ☑ Earn: E1: 2.5-3.5 days of consulting
    • ☑ Make collection of 2013 sketchnotes
  • Build (15.9h – 35% of Business)
    • ☑ Build – Emacs: Record Emacs Basics video on Emacs
    • ☑ Build – Quantified Awesome: Solve ENOENT errors with gems?
    • ☑ Build: Sketch out ideal outcomes
    • ☑ Reach out regarding Emacs Google Hangout?
    • Drawing (7.7h)
    • Delegation (2.4h)
    • Packaging (0.0h)
    • Paperwork (0.0h)
  • Connect (14.6h – 32% of Business)
    • ☑ Connect – podcast: Record third episode
    • ☑ Connect – podcast: Register domain name for personal finance show?
    • ☑ Connect: Co-host Visual Thinkers Toronto meetup?
    • ☑ Connect: Talk to Marty Avery
• Relationships (6.5h – 3%)
  • ☑ File taxes
  • ☑ Get motion detection to work with Raspberry Pi
  • ☑ Go to Gamfternoon at Hacklab
  • ☑ Raspberry Pi: Learn how to do image analysis to detect changed areas
  • ☑ Work on project F
  • ☑ install the libraries I need for simplecv
• Discretionary – Productive (9.8h – 5%)
  • ☑ Consider how I want to distinguish between goals
  • ☑ Reflect on akrasia
  • Writing (5.9h)
• Discretionary – Play (11.2h – 6%)
• Personal routines (24.5h – 14%)
• Unpaid work (7.4h – 4%)
• Sleep (64.0h – 38% – average of 9.1 per day)

This week was about Emacs tweaking, screencasts/podcasts, delegating, and talking to people. Next week will be pretty busy too, but maybe I can come up with a better system to keep track of what’s going on day by day… =)

Blog posts

• Weekly review: Week ending March 14, 2014
• Replay: Meloney Hall interviewed me about sketchnoting
• Static friction and socializing
• Goal factoring, reflecting on what I can do with my time, and enjoying a buffet of goals
• Contemplating co-op: How can I get to the point of being able to offer a good high school co-op placement?
• Emacs, Evernote (through enscript.exe), and Org links
• Living your dream

Sketches

Hmm. I didn’t post any sketches to Flickr this week. I think it’s because my drawing time in the evenings got replaced by Emacs hacking and delegation instead.

Link round-up

• Writing a book with a little help from Emacs and friends: I like reading about how other people use Emacs. Hat tip to Irreal for the link.
• Screencastify Records Action in Your Browser Tab: Hmm, possibly interesting for people who do screencasts. Google Chrome.
• Match the Color and Tone of Any Photo with Three Simple Adjustments: Back when I used stock photos in my presentations, I wanted to make sure the images felt like they fit together. That usually meant a time-consuming search for one artist with a set of images that covered all of my topics. This has some tips for making images look similar. hmm…
• The Rising Tide of Purpose: Pointer to Roger Bootle and creative vs distributive work. TODO – reflect.

Focus areas and time review

• Business (36.9h – 21%)
  • ☐ Build – Emacs: Record Emacs Basics video on configuring your Emacs
  • ☐ Build – Emacs: Record Emacs Basics video on global-hl-line-mode
  • ☐ Connect – podcast: Record third episode
  • ☐ Connect – podcast: Register domain name for personal finance show?
  • ☐ Connect: Co-host Visual Thinkers Toronto meetup?
  • ☐ E2: Set up video 2
  • ☐ Earn: E1: 2.5-3.5 days of consulting
  • Earn (15.6h – 42% of Business)
    • ☑ Earn: E1: 2.5-3.5 days of consulting
  • Build (11.8h – 31% of Business)
    • Drawing (1.3h)
      • ☑ Change Twitter background
    • Delegation (5.3h)
    • Packaging (0.0h)
      • ☑ Build – Emacs: Record Emacs Basics video for calling commands by name
    • Paperwork (0.7h)
    • ☑ Figure out how to get Tasker to work with Quantified Awesome better
    • ☑ Set up Quantified Awesome development environment again
  • Connect (9.6h – 25% of Business)
    • ☑ Connect: Hang out with FI community
• Relationships (13.9h – 8%)
  • ☑ Get motion detection to work with Raspberry Pi
  • ☑ Help Andrew Burke with Emacs
  • ☑ Work on project F
  • ☐ Raspberry Pi: Learn how to do image analysis to detect changed areas
  • ☐ Work on project F
• Discretionary – Productive (12.5h – 7%)
  • ☑ Follow up regarding transaction summaries
  • ☐ Consider how I want to distinguish between goals
  • Writing (1.9h)
• Discretionary – Play (4.2h – 2%)
• Personal routines (26.6h – 15%)
• Unpaid work (10.6h – 6%)
• Sleep (63.2h – 37% – average of 9.0 per day)

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Lots of talking to people last week. I think I’ll keep this week fairly loose and unstructured, aside from the stuff that’s already on the list…

Blog posts

• Weekly review: Week ending March 7, 2014
• Monthly review: February 2014
• Good enough, good, awesome: Thinking about what I want to get to
• Describing my personal knowledge management routines with Harold Jarche’s Seek-Sense-Share framework
• How much does it cost to start with virtual assistance?
• Drafting a baby-steps guide to managing your tasks with Org Mode for Emacs
• Frugal Fire 001: Introductions
• Going fishing for three years
• Frugal Fire 002: Justin McCurry (RootOfGood)

Sketches

1. 2014.03.07 Maps versus tables of contents #information #organization
2. 2014.03.10 Making more use of delegation #delegation
3. 2014.03.10 Trying out goal factoring #goals #factoring #rationality
4. 2014.03.10 Trying out goal factoring part 2 #goals #factoring #rationality #delegation
5. 2014.03.11 Deciding how to spend time #time
6. 2014.03.11 Imagining a weekly Emacs course #weekly
7. 2014.03.11 Reflecting on goal factoring #goals #factoring #rationality
8. 2014.03.11 Trying out goal factoring #goals #factoring #rationality
9. 2014.03.11 What do I want from financial independence communities #finance #community
10. 2014.03.12 A buffet of goals #metaphor #goals
11. 2014.03.12 Visual note-taking – Sacha Chua, Meloney Hall page 1 #sketchnoting #live #interview
12. 2014.03.12 Visual note-taking – Sacha Chua, Meloney Hall page 2 #sketchnoting #live #interview
13. 2014.03.13 Frugal Fire 002 – Justin – Root of Good

Link round-up

• Five Years and One Week of Less Wrong: I first ran into the idea of reading history backwards through Emacs’ ANTINEWS. It was an interesting perspective that made me realize that everything new says stuff about the past.
• Grant Rettke: Creation and conservation of computer files (C3F): Yay literate Emacs configuration files.
• 12 Rules for Learning Foreign Languages in Record Time — The Only Post You’ll Ever Need: Neat tips. Should pick up Japanese again so that I can read all these Emacs-related tweets.
• Going Paperless Quick Tip: Append to Existing Notes in Evernote via Email: I didn’t know you could do that. Neat. =)
• Creating a Retirement Backup Plan: Technology has been criticized as an ageist field. That’s one of the reasons why I want to learn how to build my own stuff. That way, I might have more possibilities later on.

Focus areas and time review

• Business (52.1h – 31%)
  • Earn (14.7h – 28% of Business)
    • [X] Earn: E1: 2.5-3.5 days of consulting
    • [ ] Earn: E1: 2.5-3.5 days of consulting
  • Build (19.0h – 36% of Business)
    • [X] Build – Coding – Set up NodeJS conveniences in Emacs
    • [X] Build – Emacs: Upgrade Org to 8.x, finally
    • [X] Build – Emacs: Write a function that copies an HTML export to the clipboard
    • [X] Get Org to handle graphs
    • [X] Get Quantified Awesome to pick up categories from my tasks again
    • Drawing (5.6h)
    • Delegation (6.7h)
      • [X] Build – Delegation: Review and merge Maisnam’s changes
      • [X] Delegation: Document process for setting up a public conversation
    • Packaging (2.7h)
    • Paperwork (0.7h)
  • Connect (18.4h – 35% of Business)
    • [X] Connect: Record financial independence show
    • [X] Connect: Record primer with Jordan
    • [X] Connect: Talk to Denise Bahs about upcoming session
    • [X] Connect: Talk to Meloney Hall’s group
    • [X] Connect: Talk to blogging class
    • [X] Connect: Talk to other visual thinkers
    • [ ] Talk to Tom Marble about Emacs
    • [ ] Hang out with Andrew Burke
• Relationships (6.6h – 3%)
• Discretionary – Productive (13.6h – 8%)
  • [X] Practice goal factoring
  • [ ] Deposit USD
  • [ ] Follow up regarding transaction summaries
  • Writing (5.9h)
• Discretionary – Play (12.9h – 7%)
• Personal routines (22.2h – 13%)
• Unpaid work (15.9h – 9%)
• Sleep (68.0h – 40% – average of 9.7 per day)