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Will edit shortly, adding the Understanding Your Workflow chapter, Please check back soon! -- [[LaunchpadHome:itnet7]] <<DateTime(2010-08-22T12:54:05-0500)>> #title Understanding Your Workflow

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''From The Art Of Community by O'Reilly
(http://www.artofcommunityonline.org) by Jono Bacon''

== Introduction ==

Tools are a means to an end. They are used to produce something more interesting than the raw material and tools used to manipulate it. To select the right tools for the job, we need first to understand what we are trying to achieve. We need to know what our workflow is.
I am a firm believer that every brain is different. Each interprets the world in a slightly different way, and each defines our differences and individuality. Take music as an example. For some, the purest definition of beautiful music is blues, for some it is rock, and for some it is crushing
death metal. Each style has the same instruments and core ingredients, but we all perceive those styles in very different ways.



Will be adding more content shortly to Understanding Your Workflow, Please check back soon! -- [[LaunchpadHome:itnet7]] <<DateTime(2010-08-22T12:54:05-0500)>>

From The Art Of Community by O'Reilly (http://www.artofcommunityonline.org) by Jono Bacon

Introduction

Tools are a means to an end. They are used to produce something more interesting than the raw material and tools used to manipulate it. To select the right tools for the job, we need first to understand what we are trying to achieve. We need to know what our workflow is. I am a firm believer that every brain is different. Each interprets the world in a slightly different way, and each defines our differences and individuality. Take music as an example. For some, the purest definition of beautiful music is blues, for some it is rock, and for some it is crushing death metal. Each style has the same instruments and core ingredients, but we all perceive those styles in very different ways.

Will be adding more content shortly to Understanding Your Workflow, Please check back soon! -- itnet7 2010-08-22 17:54:05

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