Marie Kondo has set the world on fire with the release of her bestselling decluttering guide The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up and the related Netflix series Tidying Up, which is perfect binge watching material! Minimalism and decluttering are not new concepts, but Marie presents them as a fun, refreshing, and practical take on getting rid of things you don’t need. And these concepts don’t just apply to your home or office. They can apply to creative works as well, and that includes your website.

Analyzing dependencies between internal team-members and vendors can quickly grow overwhelming, and in that state of confusion, many people turn toward tools that have brought them clarity before: namely, project plans.

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If you don’t think that Rushkoff’s book is essential, think about this: stories of internet misuse are shockingly common. Nearly every time I scan the headlines, it seems like there is another example of online bullying or music piracy or a major corporation getting hacked. Despite this, the idea that there should be some sort of guide about how to use the Internet doesn’t seem to occur to most people. After reading Program or Be Programmed, it’s clear that this is a manual that we desperately need.