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    • Google Account clean up

      Ahead of a spring clean I was asked by a customer for ways to trim their Google Account size as they wished to avoid moving into a higher paid tier. So, using some google-fu and some AI clean up magic here’s a few ideas on how to reduce the Klutter in your account.

      1. Find the Real Storage Hogs in Gmail

      Check what’s taking up space across Gmail,…

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      Rob Fryer and Simon Lloyd
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    • I joined @gdavies on his Ai room today. I’m really impressed with what I have learned today. Thank you, highly recommended.

      Watch out world!

      Gareth Davies
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    • I found clicking the links on the LinkedIn posts didn’t give me a new window quite frustrating. I had to go back and reload each time.

      Also when I arrive on the site, I am presented with a log out button, not my dashboard. Is that right!?

      hope it is ok to mention 😀

      Emma Selby *Flexspace Operator*
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      • Of course. Are you an admin on the site as admins get that weird log out page but no one else does, or so I believe. The Linked in thing is annoying, if you use the back button from the linked in post I think that works?

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    • Annual review

      Anyone do a personal annual review? Gains, losses and the various things you wanna do more of, less of, change etc. Not really resolutions, more directions of travel?

      Or do you do a continual rolling assessment and course correct as you go, no real direction of travel, more ensuring momentum and at least not remaining stuck is the answer?

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      Ivan Henshell, Refeia Zaman and Simon Lloyd
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      • The end of 2025 / start of 2026 has been a big reset for me anyway – new job, new home, new direction, new motivation – Feels less about having a perfect map and more about not drifting, keeping momentum, and staying connected.

        I have been continually rolling assessment / making it up as go is best for me. Strength in numbers definitely matters,…

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        • Around this time each year I do look back at the year before and look at what we could do better, do more of or change in the year ahead. Just being aware gives you a psychological direction I find.

          I have had quite a big shift in focus for this year after a bit of reviewing where we are at toward the end of last year. I have scaled back on…

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