Pierre de Jong

@priv25126472344 @geertwilderspvv @MinPres En jij bent heel erg gestoord!

@geertwilderspvv @MinPres Geert jij weet als geen ander dat de Oekraïne oorlog een Hoax is, het middel om ons aan de bedelstaf te krijgen Zelensky heeft een €300mln jacht, zijn vrouw slaapt in een hotel van €50k p/n Daar gaat ons geld naar toe Jij bent net zo verrot als al die anderen in de 2e kamer BAH

Drie miljard euro - bovenop de miljarden die we al hebben geschonken - extra voor #Oekraïne maar niks doen aan de krankzinnig hoge accijnzen op brandstof en belasting op energie voor de Nederlander, is een premier onwaardig @MinPres Jetten. Kies eerst voor ons eigen volk! #PVV

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@NickMilo Right you are Nick!

There will always be critics who come for you. It’s best to ignore them. But sometimes, when your belief runs deep, you can call your shot and say: "Just you wait."

When are we Europeans going to stop being scandalised about Donald Trump and start helping him to end this war? Of course Ukraine didn’t start the war. You might as well say that America attacked Japan at Pearl Harbor. Of course a country undergoing a violent invasion should not be staging elections. There was no general election in the UK from 1935 to 1945. Of course Zelenskyy’s ratings are not 4%. They are actually about the same as Trump’s. Trump’s statements are not intended to be historically accurate but to shock Europeans into action. In particular the US can see $300bn of frozen Russian assets - mainly in Belgium. That is cash that could and should be used to pay Ukraine and compensate the US for its support. Why is Europe preventing the unfreezing of Putin’s cash? The US believes Belgium, France and other countries are blocking. It’s absurd. We need to get serious and fast.

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@NickMilo Well done Nick. Take time to relax and reflect a few times a year and your ideaverse will explode 😀

I finally took a break. It's rare that I feel like I've actually taken a break. Vacations don't usually count. You can go on vacations and feel exhilarated, but not really relaxed. Since I started Linking Your Thinking in the summer of 2020, it's felt like a nonstop sprint—especially because at the beginning I was working full-time as a TV editor while moonlighting LYT (moonLYTing hehe). And I was going hard before the pandemic. From 2016 to 2020, I was working hard enter the entertainment industry, starting out as a lowly production assistant, before finishing as a TV editor. In the past year, I've started to find more time for small breaks, usually in the form of weekend retreats with others. But still, not just by myself. Why is it so hard to firmly schedule time just to be with ourselves? Well, last month, I've been on a major break. I didn't respond to much. I haven't done any of the things I've grown accustom to doing. No tweets. No YouTube vids. I even skipped a weekly newsletter (don't tell anyone)! One reason, was that I got sick, again. I've been getting sick more often. Hmm, that might be a signal. Sure, I'm not getting younger, but still, I don't like how easily I seem to get sick now. Too much working and too much sitting. So in early June I decided to go on a personal retreat to the mountains. It was supposed to be from Friday to Sunday, but I extended it to Tuesday. It became an epic life audit. I made so many discoveries and recognized so many short-comings in the person I aspire to be. I've come out on the other side refreshed and with clearer intentions. During my retreat, I did many exercises, some of which I'm not ready to share yet. However, yesterday I did just release a new video featuring my Epic Life Audit Obsidian (@obsdmd) Template. It's a free downloadable template meant to be used with Obsidian. I hope it helps you as much as it did for me. Get the template and follow along here » youtu.be/o9811FmW21A?li…

@NickMilo 🙂 interesting statements. Originality is one thing. Uniqueness the other. And passion will lead you the way you write about it.

Anyone can write original work Originality isn't about staring at a rock until you are moved to say something. It's about being moved enough by the things that rock you to write about it. Originality isn't about stealing from others. It's about revealing from within.

@BrianBrainKnows @NickMilo @longblack_co @obsdmd I highly recommend Obsidian as an external brain for PKM and Asana to manage individual tasks (GTD) and (online) collaboration.

@BrianBrainKnows @NickMilo @longblack_co @obsdmd I always have to make some serious remarks when it comes down to PKM and Workmanagement like GTD (Allen) or PARA (Forte). To my opinion you have to manage your knowledge and your work separate from one eachother although you can connect the two different management systems.

I had the chance to talk to @NickMilo today as part of a special coverage from @longblack_co and their new tech/business magazine Ep9 (Extended Play 9), related to @obsdmd and the PKM movement that is going on throughout the world. I realized that the core value and philosophy that all thought leaders in the personal productivity/personal knowledge management space, including David Allen (@gtdguy), Tiago Forte (@fortelabs), and Nick, are "preaching" is the same: for us to make the most of our lives and minds as humans and lifelong learners. The GTD workflow (by @gtdguy), CODE workflow (by @fortelabs), and ARC process (by @NickMilo) are all about capturing what matters in our lives to ultimately upgrade our experience of living a better and more fulfilling life. Some other productivity-related content creators will say, "you need to be productive!" without telling you the core reason why, but the people I mentioned tell you the core value behind it as well: living life as humans, doing what most humans can do - seeing, looking, imagining, creating, focusing, concentrating, being motivated, and experiencing other things that humans can.

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@_SuccessMinded_ 3

How many girls?

@cooltechtipz 6

Lots of people get it wrong.

@_SuccessMinded_ 30

Can you solve it?