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How to create a “copy” link in Google Workplace

How to create a “copy” link in Google Workplace

by Aimee Cowie | Tools and apps

A simple step-by-step guide on how to share a Gsuite link that forces the user to create a copy before viewing the file.

Looking back at past habits: which ones stuck?

Looking back at past habits: which ones stuck?

by Aimee Cowie | Self-improvement

Instead of curating our favourite things, Aimee had the idea for us to look back on past habits and see what we’ve stuck to, evolved or dropped completely.

Learn how to use Google Calendar advanced settings with these six tips

Learn how to use Google Calendar advanced settings with these six tips

by Aimee Cowie | Tools and apps

Tame your unruly calendar and manage your time more effectively with these Google Calendar advanced settings tips.

Monthly favourites — March 2023

Monthly favourites — March 2023

by Aimee Cowie | Inspo

We’re already a quarter of the way through this year, how did that happen? Good writing, sewing, managing, and this newsletter are all filling our cups.

Monthly favourites — January 2023

Monthly favourites — January 2023

by Aimee Cowie | Inspo

Our themes for the year ahead are mental health, maximalism, investing in yourself, and sharing advice. What are yours?

Monthly favourites — August 2022

Monthly favourites — August 2022

by Aimee Cowie | Inspo

Home organisation, imposter syndrome, Notion, stretches, and how-to videos… these are a few of our favourite things this month!

How to manage a remote team using digital tools

How to manage a remote team using digital tools

by Aimee Cowie | Workflows

No one could have envisioned they’d still be a remote workplace eight months on. No one knows what the new world of work is going to look like. Use this checklist to build your digital toolbox to manage your remote team.

Project management approaches – waterfall and agile

Project management approaches – waterfall and agile

by Aimee Cowie | Workflows

A quick overview on Waterfall and Agile project management approaches. What makes them different and what will work best for you.

Monthly favourites — October 2019

Monthly favourites — October 2019

by Aimee Cowie | Inspo

Here are some things that we’ve been enjoying during this seasonal transition.

Setting boundaries in a digital workplace

Setting boundaries in a digital workplace

by Aimee Cowie | Self-improvement

Taking inspiration from the “right to disconnect” law passed in France, I’ve reset my own boundaries for a healthy work-life balance in a digital workplace. Here’s some steps you can follow to do the same.

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