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Avanceé Reads for 14 July 23 🔗
Also published: Cutting Through the Noise Feels like did a good job this week cutting thru some of the noise to find unique blossoms of relevant life Continue reading →
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Cutting Through the Noise
Apparently, I’m getting older. And saying that because more often than not these days, am looking for areas where it’s quiet. Or more specifically, where the noted decibel ranges somewhere under 50 dB, and that’s not a bad thing, we know there’s a connection regarding noise, pollution, and our ability to be productive. And then, we all know about taking times to meditate, and how a consistent focus towards meditating adds years to your life (almost literally). Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 7 July 23 🔗
Definitely had one of those weeks when the pen was alive. Looking forward to upcoming articles and observations Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 30 June 23 🔗
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XReal and Spatial Computing Thoughts
Went down some rabbit hole looking at VR and AR devices and got back around the XReal (formerly NReal) lineup. Besides the usual, “need to consider prescription lenses bit, there was actually some good commentary found not just about the tech, but what folks now understand that they want having seen Apple’s Vision Pro. Being so long in this valley between using a tablet as a canvas, gestural input devices, and “there’s more to AR/VR/MR than sight, “ it was helpful to read and listen to XReal’s most recent commentary and what it shapes for next steps in this space. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 23 June 23 🔗
Surely didn’t have as many things read over this week; and at the same time, the notes are correct for the state of contemplation. What’s upcoming could be just as deep as other bits which have hit the headlines this week. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 16 June 23 🔗
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Avanceé Reads for 9 June 23 🔗
Also published: The Frustrations of Un-Optimization Continue reading →
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Frustrations of Un-Optimization
In the shape of Avanceé, there’s the aforementioned challenge of the coaching down-slope, but also there’s that of other frustrations. Not speaking of things such as tech/tools not working, or even of slower-than-desired answering of questions. No, probably the hardest frustration to deal with is that of un-optimized workspaces. Where there’s an ask to do/be more, but upon nothing more than a cursory assessment, addition isn’t needed. Optimization is. This usually means some level of retraining - and depending on the audience, this can be somewhat… frustrating. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 2 June 23 🔗
Also published: Coaching’s Down-Slope Continue reading →