Last month, I wrote:

March: Some graphic recording, a keynote for the Emacs conference on March 30, and more writing and drawing and thinking. More biking too, I hope. And more planning and experimenting…

It was an amazing month! Lots of Emacs and Quantified Self hacking (and finally getting to meet all these Emacs geeks!), lots of drawing, lots of writing, lots of learning… =D

April will be more about slowing down and following up, I think. But this is good.

• Drawing
  • Building my visual vocabulary: Breaking down other people’s sketchnotes into component parts
  • Visual book review: To Sell is Human (Daniel Pink)
  • Sketchnotes: Building my visual vocabulary
  • The Sketchnote Challenge: Those Algorithms That Govern Our Lives (Kevin Slavin)
• Emacs
  • Emacs Chat with Avdi Grimm (Org-mode, Ruby, etc.)
  • Got Emacs questions? Let’s try Emacs tutoring / pair programming!
  • Learn Emacs Lisp by reading Emacs Lisp
  • Emacs chat: Thomas Kjeldahl Nilsson
  • Emacs Chat: Carsten Dominik
  • Emacs: Use function keys for custom keyboard shortcuts
  • Getting ready for the Emacs Conference
  • After Emacs Conf 2013; ideas for Sunday and Monday
• Self-improvement
  • Passion and uncertainty
  • Hacking my way around networking
  • Identifying my reactions to stress
  • Deliberate performance
  • Less Wrong meetup notes: Goal factoring, fight-or-flight, and comfort zones
  • Managing uncertainty
  • Taking advantage of a bad cold
  • Listening to the clues about what’s working well: writing
  • Debugging my brain: typos (write-os?) in my sketchnotes
• Quantified Self
  • Quantified Awesome feedback
  • Quantified Self Toronto: Where the Time Went
  • Quantified Self time-tracking: Choosing your buckets
• Weekly/monthly reviews
  • Weekly review: Week ending March 1, 2013
  • Weekly review: Week ending March 8, 2013
  • Weekly review: Week ending March 15, 2013
  • Weekly review: Week ending March 22, 2013
  • Monthly review: February 2013