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Frank Meeuwsen is an independent digital strategist in his company The Incredible xsplit Adventure starts here ... and founder of the website Lifehacking.nl. He is also for Evernote, the Dutch ambassador WWIISelect.
Frank strongly believes in getting things done. Now we see it in practice to keep. Mainly, you'll find him on Twitter and Google+. More posts by Frank Meeuwsen Keep it cool on hot days Quote - Linus Pauling - Ideas Waking up with Evernote breakfast session More Posts from this Category The positive effects of negative visualization David Allen about the essence of GTD (and Lifehacking and systems) Is it Friday? Five hacks for a productive day
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