Up Close with David - January 2015

[John Forrister]

In a new Up Close recording, David reviews the busy last quarter of 2014, and looks ahead at 2015. He covers topics ranging from cultural history to purging email folders to reframing GTD for a growing global audience.

https://gettingthingsdone.com/connec...3&trackid=1299

You'll hear David mention a Japanese figurine called a maneki-neko, which brings good luck, happiness, and abundance.

In this photo, you can see the David Allen Company maneki-neko in the lower-left corner, facing the front door of our headquarters building. Katie is the dog in the photo, waiting for a meeting to begin.



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[vbampton]

Oooooops, photo's broken. Sounds good though!

 

[John Forrister]

Can you see the photo now? It's showing for me in a couple of browsers, but alas, not all on Windows and Mac.

 

[officelurker]

Still not showing up John...(mac osx yosemite, safari).

 

[John Forrister]

Still not showing up John...(mac osx yosemite, safari).

Thanks for the update. Still working on this.

 

[Barb]

I can't see it either. Windows, Firefox.

 

[Oogiem]

I can't see it, under Mac OSX either Yosemite or Mountain Lion

 

[John Forrister]

Thanks much for the OS and browser details. We're narrowing down the problem.

 

[Hrlakat]

Hey John - yes I can see it, windows / firefox.

 

[John Forrister]

Hey John - yes I can see it, windows / firefox.

Excellent news! Thanks, Heather.

 

[Oogiem]

Does this photo show up for you? This is the photo I originally tried to post.

Can see it now, Mac OS X 10.10.2 Yosemite Safari 8.0.3

 

[John Forrister]

Can see it now, Mac OS X 10.10.2 Yosemite Safari 8.0.3

Good, seems we've got Mac and Windows covered. The trick seems to be using the Share Photo camera icon, rather than the image icon, which I detailed out a bit more in this thread:
http://gettingthingsdone.com/forum/...cial-lounge/171973-progress-on-posting-photos

 

[Jodie E. Francis]

We have several of those little cats, from when my brother in law used to fly to Tokyo regularly. I'm familiar with the legend, but didn't know what they were called until now. I even have one on my desk here at the office. It looks past me at the door, keeping an eye on things over my shoulder