Infomagical Challenge 2: Magical Phone

Note to Self

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🗓️ 2 February 2016

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Tidy up your apps and transform your phone into a portal of wisdom. Brought to you by "The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up" author Marie Kondo herself. More information here: http://wny.cc/XPaMH

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0:00.0	The magic of tidying up digitally
0:04.8	Naples you to reorganize
0:06.1	The organized mind
0:07.3	It's delight and surprise
0:10.0	It is magic, I don't step back from that word a bit
0:13.3	When you can be conscious and aware of the magical moment
0:18.2	You can find joy
0:20.4	That's what we want
0:22.0	It's note to self and welcome back to info magical
0:32.5	A week of challenges to help us make information overload disappear
0:37.6	I'm Manouche Summerodi and today is day two
0:41.1	A magical phone
0:42.8	Marie Kondo lovers this day is for you
0:45.2	But if you don't know who Marie Kondo is
0:48.5	Or you weren't here on day one, don't worry
0:52.1	Keep listening or head on over to wnyc.org slash info magical
0:57.3	It takes less than a minute to choose a personal information goal and sign up
1:01.4	You'll get a personalized emoji and the choice of texting directly with me and the team
1:05.9	Or participating by email whichever way is easier for you
1:10.2	The idea with info magical is that it's kind of digital literacy
1:14.0	But way more fun
1:15.4	This project will help you organize your overwhelmed brain and think more clearly
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