Massage therapist. Singer-rapper. Wellness company co-owner. NIA manages three careers with ADHD — and one visual workspace keeps everything from collapsing.
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Walling stopped updating and quietly went dark. Here is what one long-time visual thinker found when he migrated to xTiles — and why it ended up doing more than Walling ever did.
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Lisarah Buss teaches AI to developers in Germany, runs a freelance practice, and co-builds a company — all in 15 hours a week. Here's the xTiles system behind that number.
Voice recordings, Claude MCP, and xTiles combine into a daily review system that summarizes your day, surfaces insights, and tracks your mood — automatically.
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Managing five clients in five contexts is chaos without the right system. See how fractional consultants use xTiles to keep every project separated — and every task in one planning view.
Communication is the hardest thing people do, yet in business it's a starting point and a guiding star of any cooperation.
Todoist is a popular task management tool. Its name says it all — the app is here to help you manage your to-dos.
Without a proper plan, career paths sometimes take strange directions. When people aren't sure what they want to get in the long run, they tend to underestimate their roles, procrastinate.
A 30-60-90 day plan is an important tool to help you speed up in a new role, a roadmap for your professional development and success in the first 3 months of a new job or project.
Note-taking tools evolve faster than ever, presenting features users 10 years ago couldn't even dream about. They have become more than just a space for your notes.
Writing your goals down, whether digitally or on paper, creates a contract with yourself, a tangible connection between your dreams and aspirations and your reality and future.
Productivity has always been a cornerstone of human progress. The invention of paper, books, typewriters, and ultimately computers—all were created to manage our knowledge and memory.
Managing time has always been one of the biggest issues that managers face, but there is a solution – digital planners.
Effective client communication is essential for successful delivery. It's the first step when you start working with a new client, and it's the first step when you work with someone you know.
Teams have a love-hate relationship with meetings. They are our ability to legally distract from work. They help to resolve issues, even though sometimes they create issues.
Project brief is considered as the core document laying the objectives, scope, and parameters of the project.
Agile approaches, which prioritize flexibility, teamwork, and active delivery, have introduced a whole new way of thinking, developing, and releasing software products.
In the modern business environment, it has turned into a dire part of professional life – working from home or from the office, but their actual worth is ever in question.
When your template is added to the creative market, its journey only starts. Your creation still needs you. Thankfully, you can do many things to promote your templates and engage a wider audience.
If you ask any SEO specialist why link building is necessary, they will answer — to increase the authority of the site and improve its position in search results.
Earning passive income by selling on Etsy digital planners is an incredibly convenient way that requires minimal investment yet may generate huge revenue.
There's no simple answer or recommendation to this question except for trying to sell your soul to Mephistopheles, probably.
If you are looking for competitive advantages to take your project management to the next level, a SWOT analysis is a great way to hone in on your strengths, identify weaknesses.
Aesthetically pleasing and functional design is always based on certain rules. Even if you're an experimenter who likes to break all elements of archaic conventionality and take people's image.
A well-created and thoroughly-considered character gives people a feeling of naturality. It's like he/she/it was born this way, and no team of designers and creators worked hard to present it.
Becoming an entrepreneur is an exciting journey, but it's also a challenging one.
Remote work has become socially acceptable due to the Coronavirus pandemic in the last few years. Earlier, there were more questions and myths than answers and facts about working from home.
Project managers are the gray cardinals of any project. At the end of the day, their traces are in every corner of the finished product.
Yongi Barnard runs 1-to-1 remote workshops to help founders develop their value proposition, positioning strategy, and brand messaging. xTiles provides structure and organization to these workshops.
You could say that Lawrence Gibbons is a connoisseur of online teaching tools and resources. With 10 years of teaching experience, he's tried many of them.
Mike Taylor lives by his tagline: Ask. Learn. Share. He curates the best resources to optimize learning and shares them to his tens of thousands of followers on social media.
You only see the 232-page finished product. What you don't see are the many long months Jack Ricchiuto spent working on his latest book, Together: Kindness in Everyday Relationships.
Rokas Kerpauskas knows his way around even the most complicated tech. But to organize his life, he wanted a simple, no-fuss tool.
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