Here are some amazing random cool stuff that I found on the internet this week - just click and enjoy!

Thanks for reading!
Andrew Everett
This week:

1. Finance. Everything you wanted to know about money is at The Billfold. Read up on the latest articles, how to invest, where to invest, how to plan your retirement and more!
   
   
2. Literature. If you are looking for interesting reading material, try The Browser. It is definitely, writing worth reading!
   
   
3. Newsletters. With the Letterlist, come and discover amazing newsletters (seriously, ones that don’t suck).
   
   
4. Culture. Lost At E Minor is a fun Global culture site based in Australia. Its got everything thats trending now from taking belfies to having a virtual girlfriend!
   
   
5. Online Shopping. Out of Print is a great site to get books that are worn well. You can also shop for cool clothes and themed merchandise.
   
   

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Project Close Checklist

You finally delivered the project and had the go live drinks. The team is now breaking up but there are a few things the project manager needs to do to make sure the project is closed and wrapped up. These are grouped into:

• Scope management- did everything get delivered
• Risk and issues- what is still outstanding
• Financials- did everything get paid ?
• Resources- have resources been re assigned ?
• Lessons learned
• Documentation & archiving

Further reading you can check out my blog.

For articles articles on projects, you can read more here.

• Video: How to price your project
• Project delivery checklist
• PMO Project checklist​
• Starting up a project a checklist of 101 things to think about

You may also find some of the tools and templates that I have used to deliver projects for startups here, including the most popular item in the store, a project quote tool that helps you build a fully costed project commercial model. You can find it here.
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Here are some great tools I found on the internet this week - just click and enjoy!

Thanks for reading!
Andrew Everett
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1. https://quip.com/ 
   Quip gives you "living documents" because it acknowledges that your content (text, images, spreadsheets, and data) will change and evolve over time as you collaborate. Like other tools, it has a solid chat/commenting system that allows your team to communicate right on the documents themselves.
   
   
2. https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence 
   A knowledge center tool, Confluence allows you to build a centralized knowledge center where all processes can be documented and shared outside of work silos. And because it's by the same maker as JIRA, it is much easier to connect issues or bugs with your wiki entries in the knowledge center.  
   
   
3. https://bloomfire.com/
   Bloomfire is for creating a centralized repository of information for your company by making it easy to upload and manage all content from any device. Even better, search is fast and painless, which is integral to finding the right info at the right time.
   
   
4. https://www.jivesoftware.com/
   Jive is an internal social network that includes file sharing. Users can post updates that the rest of the team can see, or it can become an internal wiki to help you disseminate up-to-date reference documents.
   
   
5. https://www.facebook.com/workplace
   Workplace by Facebook allows you to use all your favourite and familiar Facebook tools (news feeds, voice and video calling, group discussions, and more) to interact with your colleagues. It is separate from your personal Facebook account — because this is supposed to be used for serious work!

Here are some amazing random cool stuff that I found on the internet this week - just click and enjoy!

Thanks for reading!
Andrew Everett
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This week:

1. Lifestyle. The Chalkboard is your guide to living well. It features eating options, latest in dressing, where to travel and more.
   
   
2. Cooking. Try Dessert for Two if you are looking for new yummy dessert recipes that should just be enough for two. You won’t then have to deal with leftovers that you didn’t want in the first place! Not a site you want to visit if you’ve just started a diet!
   
   
3. Life Stories. How We Get To Next has an interesting collection of non-fiction stories with compelling narratives and three-dimensional characters that will keep you hooked. Their topics range from Health to Identity, from Play to Afrofuturism!
   
   
4. Shopping. Cool Material has a lot of cool stuff to buy for men – from Bluetooth speakers, to luggage, bar accessories and more!
   
   
5. Self-Management. Personal Growth contains great articles, courses, tips and advice – keep learning and keep growing!
   
   
   

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Project Close Checklist

You finally delivered the project and had the go live drinks. The team is now breaking up but there are a few things the project manager needs to do to make sure the project is closed and wrapped up. These are grouped into:

• Scope management- did everything get delivered
• Risk and issues- what is still outstanding
• Financials- did everything get paid ?
• Resources- have resources been re assigned ?
• Lessons learned
• Documentation & archiving

Further reading you can check out my blog.

For articles articles on projects, you can read more here.

• Video: How to price your project
• Project delivery checklist
• PMO Project checklist​
• Starting up a project a checklist of 101 things to think about

You may also find some of the tools and templates that I have used to deliver projects for startups here, including the most popular item in the store, a project quote tool that helps you build a fully costed project commercial model. You can find it here.
Spread the word
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It is free and they will receive a coupon code to allow a free download from our store + regular updates on tools, templates and interviews to help get it done !

Here are some great tools I found on the internet this week - just click and enjoy!

Thanks for reading!
Andrew Everett

1. https://solid.wisembly.com/  A great meeting app. If you are interested in prepping and taking good notes, solid connects with your calendar to synchronize your meetings. You'll also find a detailed analysis in Solid about how much total time you’re spending in meetings, when they’re taking place, who you’re meeting with, and so on.
   
   
2. http://teammeetingchecklist.com/ Get the most out of your meetings and make the  collaboration process go smoothly with Team Meeting Checklist. Having a clear, easy-to-follow outline is helpful for the organizer — but the checklist is even more helpful for setting expectations for attendees.  
   
   
3. https://www.mindmeister.com/ MindMeister is an online mind mapping tool that lets you capture, develop and share ideas visually. It is ideal for brainstorming, note taking, project planning and tons of other creative tasks. It is completely web-based so no downloads and no updates required.
   
   
4. https://zoom.us/  Zoom is a great Voice & Video Conferencing Tool equipped with HD video conferencing, screen sharing from desktop or mobile, collaborative whiteboard, recording features, and the ability to choose full screen or gallery views for video streams (or choose different views for multiple monitors).
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5. https://gsuite.google.com/  G Suite is the extremely handy Google's suite of cloud collaboration tools, which includes Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, and Sites plus the ever-present Gmail, Hangouts, Calendar, and Google Plus.

Here are some amazing random cool stuff that I found on the internet this week - just click and enjoy!

Thanks for reading!
Andrew Everett
This week:

1. Parenting. Fatherly is parenting resource for men who understand that embracing what they’ve become doesn’t mean giving up who they are. Men who want to be great fathers without turning into clichés!
2. Design. Visit Magenta for a site that connects People, technology and design. It is created and curated by the editorial team at Huge.
3. Poetry. If you are in the mood for some poetry, visit Poets. You can get a poem a day and more from the Academy of American Poets.  Beautiful musings.
4. Education. University of the People or UoPeople is the world’s first non-profit, tuition-free, accredited, online, American university. Visit it and you can sign up for some interesting courses!
5. Sports. For the latest updates and shares on Sports, Pop Culture and Tech visit The Ringer. Even get movies and music information!

If you have enjoyed this week's brief but carefully curated walk through the web, please feel free to share or forward this email.

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Project Close Checklist

You finally delivered the project and had the go live drinks. The team is now breaking up but there are a few things the project manager needs to do to make sure the project is closed and wrapped up. These are grouped into:

• Scope management- did everything get delivered
• Risk and issues- what is still outstanding
• Financials- did everything get paid ?
• Resources- have resources been re assigned ?
• Lessons learned
• Documentation & archiving

Further reading you can check out my blog.

For articles articles on projects, you can read more here.

• Video: How to price your project
• Project delivery checklist
• PMO Project checklist​
• Starting up a project a checklist of 101 things to think about

You may also find some of the tools and templates that I have used to deliver projects for startups here, including the most popular item in the store, a project quote tool that helps you build a fully costed project commercial model. You can find it here.
Spread the word
Are you enjoying this blog? If so, please forward this email to a friend or colleague and suggest that they sign up here.

It is free and they will receive a coupon code to allow a free download from our store + regular updates on tools, templates and interviews to help get it done !

 Here are some great tools I found on the internet this week - just click and enjoy!

Thanks for reading!
Andrew Everett

1.  Photo Editor. With PicMonkey, you can make your photos come alive for free! Its got a  lot of professional editing options to chosse from.
2.  Time Control. With EveryTimeZone you can now make sure that people in different      timezones, do not miss the meeting time due to incorrect time conversions. YOu can   also figure out what the time zone difference actually is, so you don’t ask someone       to come to a 3 a.m. meeting.     
3.  Mind-mapping. For group discussions, having a mind-mapping tool can be very            effective. Try Popplet to capture your ideas and put them in visually appealing             formats.
4.   Online Meeting. If you need to host an online meeting, try Join.me. Its screen               sharing option is one of the fastest. Its free and very easy to use.
5.   PDF reader app. You can use GoodReader to store any PDFs or documents that you       may need to look at during a meeting. You can also hook it up to your DropBox         account for ease of access anywhere.

Here are some great tools I found on the internet this week - just click and enjoy!

Thanks for reading!
Andrew Everett

1. Photo Editor. With PicMonkey, you can make your photos come alive for free! Its got a lot of professional editing options to chosse from.
   
   
2. Time Control. With EveryTimeZone you can now make sure that people in different timezones, do not miss the meeting time due to incorrect time conversions. YOu can also figure out what the time zone difference actually is, so you don’t ask someone to come to a 3 a.m. meeting.
   
   
3. Mind-mapping. For group discussions, having a mind-mapping tool can be very effective. Try Poppletto capture your ideas and put them in visually appealing formats.
   
   
4. Online Meeting. If you need to host an online meeting, try Join.me. Its screen sharing option is one of the fastest. Its free and very easy to use.
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5. PDF reader app. You can use GoodReader to store any PDFs or documents that you may need to look at during a meeting. You can also hook it up to your DropBox account for ease of access anywhere.

Here are some great tools I found on the internet this week - just click and enjoy!

Thanks for reading!
Andrew Everett

    1. https://www.sparkcentral.com
A great customer engagement software. It really helps in keeping on top of Tweets sent to (or about) Buffer. It works a lot like a shared inbox for teams.

    2. https://www.dropbox.com/paper
Dropbox Paper is a new collaborative document-editing tool designed for creative work. It includes instant collaboration, comments, and real-time editing. It also has security features, fast searches, and more visibility for teams.
   
    3. https://idonethis.com/
A shared work-diary, this tool is essential for distributed teams. Share success stories and challenged faced. You can do daily check-ins and get powerful progress reports and thus have more effective and productive teams.

    4. https://www.obayoo.com/features
An enterprise collaboration tool, Obayoo rolls several standard tools into one comprehensive package for a company. You have activity steams, sharing of files, creation of groups, guaranteed SSL protection and more.

   5. https://socialcast.com/
This online collaboration tool is a great way to connect, compete and achieve. It has activity streams, and Outlook Connector, microblogging, administration tools and more.

Here are some great tools I found on the internet this week - just click and enjoy!

Thanks for reading!
Andrew Everett

1. https://www.sparkcentral.com A great customer engagement software. It really helps in keeping on top of Tweets sent to (or about) Buffer. It works a lot like a shared inbox for teams.
   
   
2. https://www.dropbox.com/paperDropbox Paper is a new collaborative document-editing tool designed for creative work. It includes instant collaboration, comments, and real-time editing. It also has security features, fast searches, and more visibility for teams.
   
   
3. https://idonethis.com/A shared work-diary, this tool is essential for distributed teams. Share success stories and challenged faced. You can do daily check-ins and get powerful progress reports and thus have more effective and productive teams.
   ​
   
4. https://www.obayoo.com/features An enterprise collaboration tool, Obayoo rolls several standard tools into one comprehensive package for a company. You have activity steams, sharing of files, creation of groups, guaranteed SSL protection and more.
   
   
5. https://socialcast.com/ This online collaboration tool is a great way to connect, compete and achieve. It has activity streams, and Outlook Connector, microblogging, administration tools and more.