Jedi has decided Before the end of April, I have to finish 1) an article for UDN Digital Culture column, and 2) a presentation slide about Blog/Web 2.0 thingy. Non of them have started yet. What should I do first?
Asked 2 years ago
My choice: Write some article when you (I) still remember what to write.
- daorlova
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You sound uninspired about the article. Start working on that and then switch to the fun stuff. That way the article will still be in the back of your mind whie you're working on the presentation and it's going to be a lot easier to do when you get back to it later.
- lakmiseiru
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Articles are harder than slides to just slap together Article first.
- Mark
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slides are candy - start the article, get a lot of it down, and then when you need a break before reviewing the draft and actually editing it, *then* go do slides.
- photon
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Make the slides as a reward for finishing the article.
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- geoff
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Maybe bonghits will fix your Makefile.
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