I came across a great talk by James Long tonight that he gave at dotJS 2019. I really enjoyed it and definitely recommend that you give it a watch....
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"How To Manage Your Time & Get More Done" By Chris Do from The Futur. The exercise in the video it's amazing and it can be a great starting point in order to be more productive without sacrifice sleep time.
Noice. Thanks for sharing!
I see a lot of the links are from TED talks. Let me share with you the last TED talk I watched that impressed me
Learn what really matters for creating beautiful intelligible code.
By: Raymond Hettinger
Thanks for sharing! Just FYI, you can use the liquid embed
{%youtube AdNJ3fydeao%}.My all-time favorite, a talk that I go back to every once in a while -
My all-time favorite too.
Can't link the video, but the page that is holding it: The birth and death of javascript
Great talk, with some great (technical) predictions
I'll go non tech. this is what I was watching on the treadmill yesterday. For whatever reason I retain/get more from a biography/fiction than from self help/ted.
Definitely this one by @youyuxi
Thanks for sharing. You definitely have to get out of your comfort zone to grow. For myself this worked to get where I want to be in my career. I touch on it in this post.
Take chances and standout
Nick Taylor (he/him) ・ Jan 7 '19 ・ 5 min read
Can architecture think? | Peter Stutchbury | TEDxSydney
It's cool to apply this talk outside of architecture. It's really applicable to all engineers and creative types.
One of the talk that I liked is this one to improve Presentation Skills.
SREcon19 Europe/Middle East/Africa - Pushing through Friction
I really enjoyed this talk from Rich. Svelte all the things! 😉