This is a brilliant idea. My only issue is that, the more 1Password builds out its feature-set, the more I need 1Password for literally everything I do online. Though this is probably for the better, it is quite the impediment to just jump into something and be off running.

It’s been awhile since I hit the publish button on a Fresh Links post. So let’s restart. Here’s a fun look at Kyle Dreger’s work-from-home process each day.

Here’s a crazy idea: Stop caring about what others think about you and your life. It’s likely nobody else is thinking about you at all (aside from your family) — I think we overestimate how much other people think about us each day.

Neil Cybart is probably my favourite Apple financial blogger. There are loads of smart people talking about Apple and the stock market, but none of those voices provide as calm and reassuring a voice as Cybart.

I am slowly putting together my review of the new Crossway Single Column Heirloom Personal Size Bible. My review won’t be as positive as this one, but it’s still worth checking out.

I’m dying to know the price tag. I’m dying to know the price tag.

Great follow up to my previous Fresh Link. I’m unsure if these are the worst questions posed or if these were the most common questions posed. If “most common”, then people really don’t understand how dividends interact with balance sheets.

Really, really good breakdown of how dividends interact with a company’s balance sheet. I’d love to learn about dividend tax legislation in the US — Canadian dividend tax credits and tax integration make for great incentives to pay out dividends to shareholders rather than focusing on share price appreciation.

This is a great idea for all sorts of journaling systems, not just Roam. That said, Roam feels built for this kind of journaling. I’ve been trying this sort of thing (minus the individualized thoughts) as I use Roam to build out a CRM of sorts.