The BrainStreamer way - brainstreamer tag

BrainStreamer 2.0 Current status

Sun, 16 Sep 2007 09:25:00 GMT

Work on BrainStreamer 2.0 is really going well.
I'm using the development version of BrainStreamer 2.0 full time now and I think
it is a real improvement compared to the 1.2 version.

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BrainStreamer 2.0

Tue, 21 Aug 2007 20:27:33 GMT

A screenshot of a development version for the next BrainStreamer release

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New focus for BrainStreamer!

Mon, 02 Apr 2007 15:48:00 GMT

I recently read “Getting Things Done” by David Allen and I must say that it already changed a lot in my life. The principle of clearing your head has some strong positive results.

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Brainstreamer is finally release

Sat, 17 Mar 2007 08:15:00 GMT

Hi all,

March 15 was a very important day for me.

BrainStreamer 1.2 is released on line

I am proud of what I have done. I think it is a very useful application.

It was tough getting everything ready for the deadline I had set for myself.

The deadline was very tight and thinking about it now, it is the best thing I could have done.

My life was centered around releasing BrainStreamer on time and this really has given me the motivation to work 14 hours a day, 7 days a week for several months.

Setting your goals really helps keeping you focused and really motivates. In fact, it never seemed like work, I enjoyed creating something and seeing progress everyday. Also things that seemed important in the beginning can suddenly become a lot less of an issue.

This release is just the first step, but an important step. Having set my goals and actions (using BrainStreamer of course) also helps me decide what my next step are going to be.

I should have started working with goals much sooner in life, but better late then never.

Anyway,

have a nice day all.

Peter Muys

It's not easy to write website content.

Tue, 06 Mar 2007 08:10:00 GMT

Yesterday, I started to think about the content on my website.

I am a good software writer, but writing copy for a website is not my strong point. (especially when it is not in my native language).

So what kind of keywords would I use ?

www.wordtracker.com to the rescue.

It seems that all the keywords I was thinking about are not what people search for and the keywords that they are searching for have to much competition.

It seems I will have to be very creative with this.

Anyway, I would urge anybody who is serious about his website, to try wordtracker. It really can give you valuable information.

Peter