[Assistant]
Status,Name,Deadline,Project,Parent Task,Next Due,Recur Interval,Recur Unit,Days (Only if Set to 1 Day(s)),Smart List,Contexts,Value
Next Up,Giacommeti painting,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,05
Idea,Live inside looking out instead of living outside looking in,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,WHO you are becoming is more important than WHAT you are doing.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,Slogans,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,"Compile a list of initial sayings and quotations, and attributions",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,Fine margins,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,That’s a poor dart,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,On the wire!,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,Lipstick,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,In a spot of bother,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,"From the dartboard ",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,WerdShirts (WS) T-Shirt designs?,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,On the spin!,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
to Process,TeePublic URL,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,25 reasons why Artist Shops by Threadless is better.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,10
Idea,"Chaos, creating havoc on a shirt",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,Old soles never die,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,Red-tailed Hawk,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Red-winged Blackbird,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Fine margins,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Blue Jay,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Black-capped Chickadee,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Under the Cosh,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,American Robin,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Northern Mockingbird,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Brown Pelican,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Baltimore Oriole,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,I’m a spot of bother,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,Mourning Dove,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,Northern Cardinal,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,Poop in a group,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Queued,lg-rtfm-tshirt.jpg (200×260),,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: Tshirts,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: T-Shirts :: Perl Camel,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: T-Shirts :: RSA Dolphin,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: T-Shirts :: perl shirt,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: There's no place like 127.0.0.1,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: Binary People,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: Safe Hex,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: T-Shirts :: perl shirt,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: T-Shirts :: bourne again believer,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: T-Shirts :: got root?,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: T-Shirts :: Go away or I will replace you with a very small shell script,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: T-Shirts :: more beer,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,"echo ""Hmm. I can't find anything...""",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek :: T-Shirts :: w00t!,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,ThinkGeek :: T-Shirts :: overclocked,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,ThinkGeek :: T-Shirts :: perl shirt,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,ThinkGeek :: T-Shirts :: Perl Camel,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,ThinkGeek :: Caffeine Molecule :: Zoom!,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,ThinkGeek :: generic humanoid carbon unit :: Zoom!,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,ThinkGeek :: Rays Cast :: Zoom!,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,ThinkGeek :: resistance is futile :: Zoom!,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,Upload artwork to t-shirt wbsite,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,08
Backlog,RedBit Sherts,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,Recursion,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Idea,ThinkGeek Sherts,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,06
Backlog,Setup Sid Wadell Series Template,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,Art at the Heart,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,NEURO-divergent with letters spaced like radiohead album,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,"Shit don’t change until you wash your ass. ",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,Simply arrive and top runnubg.  Choose again,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,Official Slim Sherri links,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Archived,Inspirational & Motivational Posts — Category,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Marketing (Marketing%20182ffa30cf0b806cafcee63c37c987f3.md),,,,,,,task done
Backlog,"Feedback Requests: Ask for feedback on new ideas or designs, fostering a sense of community.",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Marketing (Marketing%20182ffa30cf0b806cafcee63c37c987f3.md),,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,"Polls & Questions: Engage your audience by asking them what they’d like to see next, or their thoughts on your latest work.",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Marketing (Marketing%20182ffa30cf0b806cafcee63c37c987f3.md),,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Interactive Content:,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Marketing (Marketing%20182ffa30cf0b806cafcee63c37c987f3.md),,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Social Media Integration,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Affiliate Marketing,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Archived,00_Launch Tasks — bert.forsale,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Backlog,"Automation: Many of the tasks that seem manual now (like adding new products or processing orders) can be streamlined with automation tools. WooCommerce has plugins that can help automate repetitive tasks, which will save you time as your business grows.",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Email Marketing: Setting up an email list early on can be a great way to keep potential customers engaged and bring them back to your store for new releases or promotions.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,"Diversification: As you build your online store, consider diversifying your income streams. For example, selling digital downloads (e.g., wallpapers, printables) or offering limited edition prints can provide additional revenue without much extra effort.",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,"SEO & Marketing: To truly tap into the passive income potential, focus on building traffic to your site. SEO is a long-term game but essential for organic traffic.",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,"Customer Feedback: Early customer feedback can be invaluable. ",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,"Engage with Art Communities: ",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Celebrate Milestones—>Every step forward is progress—>Celebrate small wins—>whether it’s your first sale—>your first piece of customer feedback—>or completing a major setup task.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,1,Week(s),"Friday, Monday, Saturday, Sunday, Thursday, Tuesday, Wednesday",,,11
Reference,"@August 13, 2024 Start where you are. Bertdotforsale ",08/13/2026,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,Set Up Essential Legal Pages:,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Office,task done
Idea,Start an email list with a sign-up option on your site.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,"Add meta descriptions, keywords, and alt text for images.",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Queued,Add more artwork and product types as the store grows.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Queued,Set up social media profiles linked to your store.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Optimize product pages for search engines.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Queued,"Consider implementing customer reviews, loyalty programs, or advanced analytics.",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Queued,THEORIES OF ATLANTIS STORE,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,A yield sign with either ego or your ego,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,The Wheel hamster graphic,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,Aint where u frim  it’s where you’re at,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,Who knew evil girls had the prettiest faces,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Dualist and non dualist,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Idea,Mask Shirt and Artwork,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Queued,Kickstarter Gold: Philographics by Genis Carreras — Kickstarter,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Create bottom Menu for Mobile UI,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Post a Reel or TikTok showing your design process,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Online,Assign
Backlog,Highlight lifestyle mockups in Instagram posts or Pinterest pins,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Online,Assign
Idea,Anti-Social,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Online,11
Idea,Isolation,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Online,11
Idea,Limerance,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Online,11
Backlog,Get Microsoft Bing webmaster account,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Get Baidu webmaster account,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Get Yandex webmaster account,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Archived,Mental Illness Poster Series: Isolation  — Cubicles,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,2,Specific Daus of the week,"Thursday, Tuesday, Wednesday",,,task done
Idea,Review 24 Tips to Speed Up WordPress Performance (UPDATED),,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Follow Passionfruit on Socials and say hello,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Signup for Creator Spotlight App - Meta,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Office,Assign
Idea,Neurodivergent,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Archived,Masking,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Queued,Add Shopping tab listings @ Google,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Vimeo — OVERFLOW,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Create bottom Menu for Mobile UI,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Use AnswerThePublic to investigate places to share my stuff,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,"Back to top link when scrolling down page. ",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,"Alive, but not living — mug, bumpersticker, etc",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Archived,New Socials Icons ON Website,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Office,task done
Archived,Get Social Media Accounts,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Office,task done
Queued,Google MyBusiness,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Get Social Media Accounts (Get%20Social%20Media%20Accounts%202a0452f4842246be8f29c34f1f791965.md),,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,X — Acct,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Get Social Media Accounts (Get%20Social%20Media%20Accounts%202a0452f4842246be8f29c34f1f791965.md),,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Pinterest,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Get Social Media Accounts (Get%20Social%20Media%20Accounts%202a0452f4842246be8f29c34f1f791965.md),,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Etsy - get setup on platform,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Get Social Media Accounts (Get%20Social%20Media%20Accounts%202a0452f4842246be8f29c34f1f791965.md),,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Holiday Shitz Text Content,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Queued,Add business address to Google Merchant Center,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Queued,Google Merchant Choose your sales tax settings,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Export new logos,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Queued,Finish Branding Integration,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Website,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Finish Branding Integration (Finish%20Branding%20Integration%20169ffa30cf0b8078b76def8397912c90.md),,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Emails,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Finish Branding Integration (Finish%20Branding%20Integration%20169ffa30cf0b8078b76def8397912c90.md),,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Social Media,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Finish Branding Integration (Finish%20Branding%20Integration%20169ffa30cf0b8078b76def8397912c90.md),,,,,,,Assign
On Hold,Single Page Branding Guide,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Finish Branding Integration (Finish%20Branding%20Integration%20169ffa30cf0b8078b76def8397912c90.md),,,,,,,06
Idea,Dont forget Typeface,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),Single Page Branding Guide (Single%20Page%20Branding%20Guide%20169ffa30cf0b80d78011c5214894e01b.md),,,,,,,Assign
Queued,Finish CSS on http://Bert.ForSale Blog,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Archived,Widget Management,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Office,task done
Backlog,Buffer Signup and Configure,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Office,task done
Archived,"Sort out WooCommerce Website, Clavio and Paypal",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Office,task done
Queued,Review Google Acct,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Add business address to google,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Address Site Health issues in the admin area,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,90-Day Schedule (SEO Optimized),,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Social,Assign
Backlog,SEO optimize before schedule posting,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Schedule Posting,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Set Reminder to Review GA in 48 hours after each one.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Next Up,Klaviyo Workflow Error,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Ahrefs - setup for bertdotforsale research,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Archived,"Create 3 pack of Posters, 3 pack of cards, 2 pack posters, 2 pack cards",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Archived,1. Depression Poster,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Archived,2. Anxiety Poster,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Archived,3. Ideation Poster,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Archived,4. Dissociation Poster,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Archived,5. Anhedonia Poster,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
to Process,New Ads for remaining Artworks of 6,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,10
Backlog,Complete Amazon Business Account Setup,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Archived,6. Loneliness Poster,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Idea,AMP issue to fis on bert.forsale,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
to Process,Create 3 ads for Anhedonia,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),New Ads for remaining Artworks of 6 (New%20Ads%20for%20remaining%20Artworks%20of%206%20179ffa30cf0b8046a776ce4b9239fdf3.md),,,,,,,Assign
to Process,Create 3 ads for Dissociation,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),New Ads for remaining Artworks of 6 (New%20Ads%20for%20remaining%20Artworks%20of%206%20179ffa30cf0b8046a776ce4b9239fdf3.md),,,,,,,Assign
to Process,Create 3 ads for Suicidal Ideation,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),New Ads for remaining Artworks of 6 (New%20Ads%20for%20remaining%20Artworks%20of%206%20179ffa30cf0b8046a776ce4b9239fdf3.md),,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,"Meta seo inspector, chrome extension for seo experts",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),90-Day Schedule (SEO Optimized) (90-Day%20Schedule%20(SEO%20Optimized)%20171ffa30cf0b80bba529c4e295ecb399.md),,,,,,,Assign
Archived,Get Patreon Podcasting setup,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
to Process,Create 3 ads for Anxiety,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),New Ads for remaining Artworks of 6 (New%20Ads%20for%20remaining%20Artworks%20of%206%20179ffa30cf0b8046a776ce4b9239fdf3.md),,,,,,,Assign
to Process,Create 3 ads for Despression,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),New Ads for remaining Artworks of 6 (New%20Ads%20for%20remaining%20Artworks%20of%206%20179ffa30cf0b8046a776ce4b9239fdf3.md),,,,,,,Assign
to Process,Create 3 ads for Loneliness,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),New Ads for remaining Artworks of 6 (New%20Ads%20for%20remaining%20Artworks%20of%206%20179ffa30cf0b8046a776ce4b9239fdf3.md),,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,PDF for setting up and promoting art store — fast.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Next Up,3 Business stages of studio practice,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),PDF for setting up and promoting art store — fast. (PDF%20for%20setting%20up%20and%20promoting%20art%20store%20%E2%80%94%20fast%2057f3524d42ec4e228cc779cfe5f02e44.md),,,,,,,Assign
On Hold,BertSherts,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Idea,Website,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,Online,Assign
Backlog,Marketing,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Queued,E-commerce,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Tip: Conduct audience research and content gap analysis to refine your niche.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Create video automation,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Archived,00_Depression,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Archived,01_Anxiety,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Archived,02_Loneliness,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Archived,03_Suicidal-Ideation,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Archived,04_Dissociation,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Archived,05_Anhedonia,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Idea,BertyBirds Art,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Mountains Series,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Queued,Twin Peaks,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,Topas,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,11
Backlog,Share image folder with Liz through Dropbox. Make sure to email her too,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,link social medias — bertdotforsale,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Archived,Create text transcription,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Archived,tweak Audacity processing post drop,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Queued,Paypal Tax charges on Printful orders,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Social Media buttons in footer ala responsive - 100% width,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,"white space on top of page, mobile blog posts",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Fix bertforsale homepage landing.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Watercolor paintings like the ones in the bathroom.,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Next Up,Human kind is hard to find,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Next Up,Habituation,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,01
Next Up,You are allowed,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,01
Backlog,Art is a weapon against mental illness,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,01
Backlog,Express interest in exhibiting,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Backlog,Watch — UNAPOLOGETIC - Resources and replays,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,01
Active,Bottle Wrapper of the Chief and TopaTopa,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,08
Next Up,4 mindsets,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,05
Next Up,My pain is a glory,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,05
Next Up,Every attraction is a distraction,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,05
Next Up,What do you run from?,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,05
Next Up,Deep thinker not a stinker,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,05
Next Up,Observe not Absorb,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,05
Next Up,Im at home in myself,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,05
Archived,Setup Table in Garage for Painting,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,task done
Reference,Kit—setup email,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Reference,"FTP Account — Create and Save ",,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,08
Next Up,Best Black Ink for Watercolor Painting (in 2025) - Watercolor Corner,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign
Archived,Master,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Unknown
Backlog,teepublic,,Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md),,,,,,,,Assign

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[Assistant]
# Website

Value: Assign
Project: Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md)
Effort: ≤ 15 min_Quick
Impact: Fairly High
moving?: None
Contexts: Online
Description: Primary website category
Edited: January 12, 2026 4:57 PM
Status: Idea
Urgency: Flexible
My Day: No

[View: Sub-Tasks](Website%20182f-622c/View%20Sub-Tasks%20182ffa30cf0b800e919fefee67e401f5.csv)

Bert’s Brain in Notion/Databases & Components/Tasks/Website 182ffa30cf0b808ba65bc3ec7190622c.md

Website


[Assistant]
# Website Update for bertmahoney.com

Value: task done
Effort: task complete
Impact: none
moving?: None
Edited: January 26, 2026 6:26 PM
Status: Archived
Urgency: task finished
My Day: No
Sub-task: Finish Updates on homepage. New Copy, New Layout (https://www.notion.so/Finish-Updates-on-homepage-New-Copy-New-Layout-2e5ffa30cf0b80848e33c442de96c2f2?pvs=21), Update Resume on Google Drive. (https://www.notion.so/Update-Resume-on-Google-Drive-2dfffa30cf0b80cdb87fddf6a7726f47?pvs=21), Update Resume/CV on my Website — break it by y2k and below is under toggle (https://www.notion.so/Update-Resume-CV-on-my-Website-break-it-by-y2k-and-below-is-under-toggle-2dfffa30cf0b802b8b50d7c90ed5271a?pvs=21)

**Perfect. Shortening mobile slightly, then rolling through the rest.**

---

# Orion/STAAR Surgical — Ophthalmic Inventory Management

**Desktop/Tablet Version**

### **What They Thought They Needed**

A software upgrade.

STAAR Surgical is a global leader in implantable lenses for eye care. Their inventory management system was aging out—slow, inefficient, costing them money as it fell further behind.

They wanted something faster. More modern. Patient-centered.

---

### **What Was Actually Broken**

The software wasn't just old—it was **misaligned with how the organization actually worked.**

Through video interviews with staff across departments, I mapped their workflows, their pain points, and the gaps between what the system assumed and what people actually needed to do their jobs.

The real problem wasn't speed or aesthetics. It was that the system didn't reflect how a global lens manufacturer operates in practice—how inventory moves, how decisions get made, how patient needs drive the entire chain.

The work required translating between technical teams, clinical users, and executive stakeholders who each saw the problem differently.

---

### **What Changed**

My discovery work and design recommendations convinced their C-suite that the project was worth doing—and doing right.

The quality of research, the clarity of the prototypes, and the way I communicated across departments secured the full software development contract for my employer.

What mattered wasn't just the designs. It was **showing the organization what they actually needed** and building confidence that we understood their business deeply enough to deliver it.

---

**My Role:** Lead UX Designer — Discovery, research, interface design, stakeholder communication

**Team:** Project Manager, Lead UX Designer

---

---

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# Orion/STAAR Surgical

**Mobile Version (Scroll-Optimized)**

**[HERO IMAGE: Surgical lens, clean medical environment, precision focus]**

**[Text overlay fades in:]**

# **What they thought they needed**

A software upgrade.

Global implantable lens manufacturer.

Aging inventory system.

Losing money.

They wanted something faster. More modern.

---

**[Scroll → transition]**

# **What was actually broken**

The system didn't match how the organization actually worked.

I interviewed staff across departments.

Mapped workflows.

Found the gaps.

**The real problem: the software didn't reflect how a global lens manufacturer operates in practice.**

---

**[Scroll → image: wireframes, stakeholder meetings]**

# **The shift**

Translated between clinical users, technical teams, and executives.

Showed them what they actually needed.

---

**[Scroll → polished UI screens appear]**

# **What changed**

My discovery work convinced their C-suite.

**Secured the full development contract.**

Not just because of the designs—**because we understood their business deeply enough to be trusted with it.**

---

**My Role**

Lead UX Designer

Discovery • Research • Interface Design • Stakeholder Communication

**Team**

PM • Lead UX Designer

---

---

---

# Case Dashboard — Surrogacy Escrow Management

**Desktop/Tablet Version**

### **What They Thought They Needed**

A better designer.

The client had already hired a UX designer. It wasn't working. The relationship was strained, progress had stalled, and they were losing confidence in the project.

They needed someone who could salvage the work, rebuild trust, and get things moving again.

---

### **What Was Actually Broken**

The problem wasn't just the previous designer.

It was that **the client had never worked with a professional software team before.** They didn't know what to expect, how to communicate requirements, or how design and development should work together.

The real challenge wasn't designing screens—it was **teaching the process while executing it.**

I had to:

- Understand a complex, HIPAA-regulated business model (surrogacy escrow)
- Translate between legal, medical, and financial workflows
- Build confidence through collaboration and iteration
- Keep the developer in sync as design evolved

This was as much about **relationship repair** as it was about interface design.

---

### **What Changed**

We built the MVP together.

Starting with just me and one engineering lead, we worked closely and iteratively—keeping communication open, expectations clear, and progress visible.

The client learned how professional software development works. I learned how to navigate highly regulated, multi-stakeholder environments where sensitivity and trust matter as much as technical execution.

The application launched. The relationship held.

**What looked like a design rescue was actually a lesson in how collaboration works when nobody's done this before.**

---

**My Role:** Lead UX Designer — Discovery, research, interface design, client education, developer coordination

**Team:** Project Manager, Lead UX Designer, Lead Developer, QA Lead

---

---

---

# Case Dashboard — Surrogacy Escrow Management

**Mobile Version (Scroll-Optimized)**

---

**[HERO IMAGE: Legal documents, medical records, layered data—complexity implied]**

**[Text overlay:]**

# **What they thought they needed**

A better designer.

The first one wasn't working out.

Progress stalled.

Trust eroded.

They needed someone to save the project.

---

**[Scroll → transition]**

# **What was actually broken**

The client had never worked with a professional software team before.

They didn't know what to expect.

How to communicate requirements.

How design and development should work together.

**The challenge: teach the process while executing it.**

---

**[Scroll → image: video calls, collaborative workshops, iteration]**

# **The shift**

I had to:

- Understand HIPAA-regulated surrogacy escrow workflows
- Translate between legal, medical, and financial systems
- Rebuild trust through iteration
- Keep the developer in sync as design evolved

**This was relationship repair, not just interface design.**

---

**[Scroll → clean interface screens]**

# **What changed**

We built the MVP together.

Just me and one engineering lead—working closely, iteratively, transparently.

**The client learned how professional software development works.**

**I learned how to navigate highly regulated, multi-stakeholder environments where trust matters as much as execution.**

---

**My Role**

Lead UX Designer

Discovery • Research • Interface Design • Client Education • Developer Coordination

**Team**

PM • Lead Dev • QA

---

---

# **Whisper Transcription System**

**Desktop/Tablet Version**

### **What I Needed**

A reliable way to transcribe audio locally on macOS.

Not as a demo. Not as an experiment.

**As infrastructure.**

Most solutions fell into two camps:

- Cloud services with recurring costs
- Local tools that technically worked but were fragile and required constant maintenance

I wanted something different: **A system that runs locally, costs nothing to operate, and can be trusted to keep working without babysitting.**

---

### **What Was Actually Broken**

The problem wasn't "how do I transcribe audio?" That's already solved.

The real problem was architectural:

**How do I build a stable, automated transcription pipeline on macOS that doesn't require subscriptions, external services, or constant maintenance?**

My first approach—Python-based ML tooling—*mostly* worked. That was the problem.

Over an hour of testing, I hit:

- Python version conflicts
- Homebrew restrictions
- Silent CPU fallbacks
- Numerical instability on Apple's GPU backend
- Limitations that only surfaced under real use

None catastrophic alone. Together, they made the system fragile.

I was forcing Python into a role it wasn't suited for on macOS: **long-running, unattended GPU inference.**

---

### **What Changed**

The breakthrough was reframing the problem:

**On macOS + Apple Silicon, prefer native Metal tools over Python ML stacks for production workflows.**

I rebuilt the system around a native Whisper implementation that uses Metal directly.

The result:

- Watch folder for incoming audio
- Automatic handling and logging
- Native GPU-accelerated transcription
- No Python ML dependencies
- No subscriptions, cloud services, or per-minute costs

Python still plays a role—but only as orchestration. The heavy lifting happens in native code, where macOS is strongest.

**The final system is intentionally boring: predictable, quiet, stable, repeatable.**

That's exactly what infrastructure should be.

---

### **Why This Matters**

This system costs:

- $0 to run
- $0 per minute
- $0 per month

It uses hardware already owned, runs entirely locally, and can be audited, modified, or frozen as needed.

Good systems aren't defined by how clever they are.

**They're defined by how little they ask of you once they exist.**

---

**My Role:** Designer, Developer, Systems Architect

**Open source:** [github.com/berchman/macos-whisper-metal](https://github.com/berchman/macos-whisper-metal)

---

---

---

# Whisper Transcription System

**Mobile Version (Scroll-Optimized)**

---

**[HERO IMAGE: Terminal window, clean code, macOS interface]**

**[Text overlay:]**

# **What I needed**

A reliable way to transcribe audio locally.

Not a demo.

**Infrastructure.**

Most solutions: cloud services with recurring costs, or fragile local tools requiring constant maintenance.

---

**[Scroll → transition]**

# **What was actually broken**

The problem wasn't "how do I transcribe audio?"

**It was: how do I build a stable, automated pipeline that doesn't require subscriptions or babysitting?**

My first approach—Python ML tooling—*mostly* worked.

That was the problem.

Version conflicts. Silent failures. GPU instability.

**I was forcing Python into a role it wasn't suited for.**

---

**[Scroll → image: architecture diagram, Metal logo]**

# **The shift**

**On macOS + Apple Silicon, prefer native Metal tools over Python for production workflows.**

Rebuilt around native Whisper.

---

**[Scroll → clean terminal output, automation flow]**

# **What changed**

Watch folder. Automatic handling. Native GPU transcription.

**No subscriptions. No cloud. No per-minute costs.**

The system is intentionally boring:

Predictable. Quiet. Stable.

**That's exactly what infrastructure should be.**

---

**[Scroll → final frame]**

# **Why this matters**

**$0 to run. $0 per minute. $0 per month.**

Good systems aren't defined by how clever they are.

**They're defined by how little they ask of you once they exist.**

---

**Open source**

[github.com/berchman/macos-whisper-metal](https://github.com/berchman/macos-whisper-metal)

---

---

**All four done. Desktop + Mobile versions.**

Let me know if you want any adjustments—tone, length, emphasis, structure—and I'll refine. Otherwise, these are ready to roll. 🎯

# **SAA — Southern Automotive Auction**

**Desktop/Tablet Version**

### **What They Thought They Needed**

A visual refresh.

Southern Auto Auction had been running weekly multi-million dollar auctions on 30-year-old software that looked like MS-DOS. It worked—barely—but required constant patches, workarounds, and institutional knowledge locked inside people's heads.

They wanted it to look modern. Clean interface. Less clunky.

---

### **What Was Actually Broken**

The problem wasn't the interface.

It was that **the entire business system was undocumented, siloed, and held together by tribal knowledge.**

Departments didn't talk to each other. Analog processes ran parallel to digital ones. Context-switching was constant. Nobody could see the whole picture because there wasn't one—just fragments scattered across desks, spreadsheets, and memory.

Over two years, I worked with users directly—sitting with auctioneers, lot managers, and back-office staff—to map what was really happening. Not what the software said should happen, but what people actually did to make auctions run.

What emerged wasn't a design problem. It was a **systems problem disguised as a UI problem.**

---

### **What Changed**

We redesigned the entire business system from the ground up.

Not just screens—workflows, information architecture, the relationship between digital and analog processes. We eliminated context-switching bottlenecks. We made the invisible visible.

The client team stayed engaged for nearly two years. The work was valued at $2M. Then COVID-19 hit, and the project stopped.

It didn't ship. But the thinking behind it—how to untangle legacy systems, align siloed teams, and build trust through collaboration—has informed every complex project I've led since.

**Sometimes the most valuable work isn't what ships. It's what you learn by doing it.**

---

**My Role:** Lead UX Designer — Discovery, research, interface design, cross-functional collaboration

**Team:** Project Manager, Lead Developer, QA Lead, 2–9 developers (varied by phase)

---

---

---

# **SAA — Southern Automotive Auction**

**Mobile Version (Scroll-Optimized)**

---

**[HERO IMAGE: Auction floor, motion blur, high-stakes energy]**

**[Text overlay fades in as user scrolls:]**

# What they thought they needed

A visual refresh.

30-year-old software. Weekly multi-million dollar auctions. MS-DOS-looking screens.

They wanted it to look modern.

---

**[Scroll trigger → next section slides up]**

# What was actually broken

The problem wasn't the interface.

**It was that nobody could see the whole system.**

Departments siloed.

Processes undocumented.

Knowledge locked in people's heads.

Analog and digital running parallel, creating constant context-switching.

---

**[Scroll → image transition: whiteboard sketches, user interviews, sticky notes]**

# The shift

Over two years, I sat with the people who made auctions run.

Auctioneers. Lot managers. Back-office staff.

Not to design screens—**to understand the real system beneath the surface.**

What emerged: **a systems problem disguised as a UI problem.**

---

**[Scroll → clean interface mockups appear]**

# What changed

We redesigned the entire business system.

Workflows. Information architecture. The relationship between analog and digital.

Eliminated bottlenecks.

Made the invisible visible.

**$2M project. Nearly 2 years of collaboration.**

Then COVID-19 hit. The project stopped.

---

**[Scroll → final frame, text centered]**

# The work didn't ship.

But what I learned—**how to untangle legacy systems, align siloed teams, and turn ambiguity into clarity**—has shaped every complex project since.

**Sometimes the most valuable work isn't what ships.**

**It's what you learn by doing it.**

---

**My Role**

Lead UX Designer

Discovery • Research • Interface Design • Cross-Functional Collaboration

**Team**

PM • Lead Dev • QA • 2–9 Developers

---

**Does this structure work for you?**

If yes, I'll move on to **Orion/STAAR** and **Case Dashboard** with the same approach.

If you want adjustments (tone, length, emphasis), let me know and I'll tweak before continuing. 🎯

---

**Perfect. Shortening mobile slightly, then rolling through the rest.**

---

## **Orion/STAAR Surgical — Ophthalmic Inventory Management**

**Desktop/Tablet Version**

---

### **What They Thought They Needed**

A software upgrade.

STAAR Surgical is a global leader in implantable lenses for eye care. Their inventory management system was aging out—slow, inefficient, costing them money as it fell further behind.

They wanted something faster. More modern. Patient-centered.

---

### **What Was Actually Broken**

The software wasn't just old—it was **misaligned with how the organization actually worked.**

Through video interviews with staff across departments, I mapped their workflows, their pain points, and the gaps between what the system assumed and what people actually needed to do their jobs.

The real problem wasn't speed or aesthetics. It was that the system didn't reflect how a global lens manufacturer operates in practice—how inventory moves, how decisions get made, how patient needs drive the entire chain.

The work required translating between technical teams, clinical users, and executive stakeholders who each saw the problem differently.

---

### **What Changed**

My discovery work and design recommendations convinced their C-suite that the project was worth doing—and doing right.

The quality of research, the clarity of the prototypes, and the way I communicated across departments secured the full software development contract for my employer.

What mattered wasn't just the designs. It was **showing the organization what they actually needed** and building confidence that we understood their business deeply enough to deliver it.

---

**My Role:** Lead UX Designer — Discovery, research, interface design, stakeholder communication

**Team:** Project Manager, Lead UX Designer

---

---

## **Orion/STAAR Surgical**

**Mobile Version (Scroll-Optimized)**

---

**[HERO IMAGE: Surgical lens, clean medical environment, precision focus]**

**[Text overlay fades in:]**

# What they thought they needed

A software upgrade.

Global implantable lens manufacturer.

Aging inventory system.

Losing money.

They wanted something faster. More modern.

---

**[Scroll → transition]**

# What was actually broken

The system didn't match how the organization actually worked.

I interviewed staff across departments.

Mapped workflows.

Found the gaps.

**The real problem: the software didn't reflect how a global lens manufacturer operates in practice.**

---

**[Scroll → image: wireframes, stakeholder meetings]**

# The shift

Translated between clinical users, technical teams, and executives.

Showed them what they actually needed.

---

**[Scroll → polished UI screens appear]**

# What changed

My discovery work convinced their C-suite.

**Secured the full development contract.**

Not just because of the designs—**because we understood their business deeply enough to be trusted with it.**

---

**My Role**

Lead UX Designer

Discovery • Research • Interface Design • Stakeholder Communication

**Team**

PM • Lead UX Designer

---

---

## **Case Dashboard — Surrogacy Escrow Management**

**Desktop/Tablet Version**

---

### **What They Thought They Needed**

A better designer.

The client had already hired a UX designer. It wasn't working. The relationship was strained, progress had stalled, and they were losing confidence in the project.

They needed someone who could salvage the work, rebuild trust, and get things moving again.

---

### **What Was Actually Broken**

The problem wasn't just the previous designer.

It was that **the client had never worked with a professional software team before.** They didn't know what to expect, how to communicate requirements, or how design and development should work together.

The real challenge wasn't designing screens—it was **teaching the process while executing it.**

I had to:

- Understand a complex, HIPAA-regulated business model (surrogacy escrow)
- Translate between legal, medical, and financial workflows
- Build confidence through collaboration and iteration
- Keep the developer in sync as design evolved

This was as much about **relationship repair** as it was about interface design.

---

### **What Changed**

We built the MVP together.

Starting with just me and one engineering lead, we worked closely and iteratively—keeping communication open, expectations clear, and progress visible.

The client learned how professional software development works. I learned how to navigate highly regulated, multi-stakeholder environments where sensitivity and trust matter as much as technical execution.

The application launched. The relationship held.

**What looked like a design rescue was actually a lesson in how collaboration works when nobody's done this before.**

---

**My Role:** Lead UX Designer — Discovery, research, interface design, client education, developer coordination

**Team:** Project Manager, Lead UX Designer, Lead Developer, QA Lead

---

---

## **Case Dashboard — Surrogacy Escrow Management**

**Mobile Version (Scroll-Optimized)**

---

**[HERO IMAGE: Legal documents, medical records, layered data—complexity implied]**

**[Text overlay:]**

# What they thought they needed

A better designer.

The first one wasn't working out.

Progress stalled.

Trust eroded.

They needed someone to save the project.

---

**[Scroll → transition]**

# What was actually broken

The client had never worked with a professional software team before.

They didn't know what to expect.

How to communicate requirements.

How design and development should work together.

**The challenge: teach the process while executing it.**

---

**[Scroll → image: video calls, collaborative workshops, iteration]**

# The shift

I had to:

- Understand HIPAA-regulated surrogacy escrow workflows
- Translate between legal, medical, and financial systems
- Rebuild trust through iteration
- Keep the developer in sync as design evolved

**This was relationship repair, not just interface design.**

---

**[Scroll → clean interface screens]**

# What changed

We built the MVP together.

Just me and one engineering lead—working closely, iteratively, transparently.

**The client learned how professional software development works.**

**I learned how to navigate highly regulated, multi-stakeholder environments where trust matters as much as execution.**

---

**My Role**

Lead UX Designer

Discovery • Research • Interface Design • Client Education • Developer Coordination

**Team**

PM • Lead Dev • QA

---

---

## **Whisper Transcription System**

**Desktop/Tablet Version**

---

### **What I Needed**

A reliable way to transcribe audio locally on macOS.

Not as a demo. Not as an experiment.

**As infrastructure.**

Most solutions fell into two camps:

- Cloud services with recurring costs
- Local tools that technically worked but were fragile and required constant maintenance

I wanted something different: **A system that runs locally, costs nothing to operate, and can be trusted to keep working without babysitting.**

---

### **What Was Actually Broken**

The problem wasn't "how do I transcribe audio?" That's already solved.

The real problem was architectural:

**How do I build a stable, automated transcription pipeline on macOS that doesn't require subscriptions, external services, or constant maintenance?**

My first approach—Python-based ML tooling—*mostly* worked. That was the problem.

Over an hour of testing, I hit:

- Python version conflicts
- Homebrew restrictions
- Silent CPU fallbacks
- Numerical instability on Apple's GPU backend
- Limitations that only surfaced under real use

None catastrophic alone. Together, they made the system fragile.

I was forcing Python into a role it wasn't suited for on macOS: **long-running, unattended GPU inference.**

---

### **What Changed**

The breakthrough was reframing the problem:

**On macOS + Apple Silicon, prefer native Metal tools over Python ML stacks for production workflows.**

I rebuilt the system around a native Whisper implementation that uses Metal directly.

The result:

- Watch folder for incoming audio
- Automatic handling and logging
- Native GPU-accelerated transcription
- No Python ML dependencies
- No subscriptions, cloud services, or per-minute costs

Python still plays a role—but only as orchestration. The heavy lifting happens in native code, where macOS is strongest.

**The final system is intentionally boring: predictable, quiet, stable, repeatable.**

That's exactly what infrastructure should be.

---

### **Why This Matters**

This system costs:

- $0 to run
- $0 per minute
- $0 per month

It uses hardware already owned, runs entirely locally, and can be audited, modified, or frozen as needed.

Good systems aren't defined by how clever they are.

**They're defined by how little they ask of you once they exist.**

---

**My Role:** Designer, Developer, Systems Architect

**Open source:** [github.com/berchman/macos-whisper-metal](https://github.com/berchman/macos-whisper-metal)

---

---

## **Whisper Transcription System**

**Mobile Version (Scroll-Optimized)**

---

**[HERO IMAGE: Terminal window, clean code, macOS interface]**

**[Text overlay:]**

# What I needed

A reliable way to transcribe audio locally.

Not a demo.

**Infrastructure.**

Most solutions: cloud services with recurring costs, or fragile local tools requiring constant maintenance.

---

**[Scroll → transition]**

# What was actually broken

The problem wasn't "how do I transcribe audio?"

**It was: how do I build a stable, automated pipeline that doesn't require subscriptions or babysitting?**

My first approach—Python ML tooling—*mostly* worked.

That was the problem.

Version conflicts. Silent failures. GPU instability.

**I was forcing Python into a role it wasn't suited for.**

---

**[Scroll → image: architecture diagram, Metal logo]**

# The shift

**On macOS + Apple Silicon, prefer native Metal tools over Python for production workflows.**

Rebuilt around native Whisper.

---

**[Scroll → clean terminal output, automation flow]**

# What changed

Watch folder. Automatic handling. Native GPU transcription.

**No subscriptions. No cloud. No per-minute costs.**

The system is intentionally boring:

Predictable. Quiet. Stable.

**That's exactly what infrastructure should be.**

---

**[Scroll → final frame]**

# Why this matters

**$0 to run. $0 per minute. $0 per month.**

Good systems aren't defined by how clever they are.

**They're defined by how little they ask of you once they exist.**

---

**Open source**

[github.com/berchman/macos-whisper-metal](https://github.com/berchman/macos-whisper-metal)

---

---

**All four done. Desktop + Mobile versions.**

Let me know if you want any adjustments—tone, length, emphasis, structure—and I'll refine. Otherwise, these are ready to roll. 🎯

Bert’s Brain in Notion/Databases & Components/Tasks/Website Update for bertmahoney com 2dfffa30cf0b809db57cd1000ca3e2e4.md

Website Update for bertmahoney.com


[Assistant]
# Website health issues

Value: Assign
Project: Beyond BoraBora (../../../Projects/Beyond%20BoraBora%2019dffa30cf0b80c3b552efe235596058.md)
Effort: ~1 hr_Full
Impact: Fairly High
moving?: None
Edited: October 16, 2025 11:19 AM
Status: Archived
Urgency: Soon
My Day: No

![image.png](Website%20health%20issues/image.png)

Bert’s Brain in Notion/Databases & Components/Tasks/Website health issues 1bbffa30cf0b80a48655f14482863faa.md

Website health issues


[Assistant]
# Welcome - Dead Man's Switch

Value: Unknown
Project: Chrome_Projects (../../../Projects/Chrome_Projects%2022affa30cf0b806d8219d01eee41c43e.md)
Tags: project_ideas
Effort: 45min_Medium
Impact: Average
moving?: None
URL: https://www.deadmansswitch.net/
Edited: January 26, 2026 6:25 PM
Status: Backlog
Urgency: —None
My Day: No

Welcome - Dead Man's Switch

- [Home](https://www.deadmansswitch.net/)
- [Log in](https://www.deadmansswitch.net/login/)
- [Sign up](https://www.deadmansswitch.net/login/)
- [Pricing](https://www.deadmansswitch.net/pricing/)
- [Help](https://www.deadmansswitch.net/help/)

## Why?

Bad things happen. Sometimes, they happen to you. If something **does** happen, you might wish there was something you had told the people around you. How you feel, what you regret, what you wish you had said. Or maybe you just want to make sure your pets are taken care of promptly.
For that, you need a dead man's switch.

## How?

This is how this works. You write a few e-mails and choose the recipients. These emails are stored privately until they're sent. Your switch will email you every so often, asking you to show that you are fine by clicking a link. If something were to... *happen*... to you, your switch would then send the emails you wrote to the recipients you specified. Sort of an "electronic will", one could say.

## When?

The notifications are sent at certain intervals (by email, Telegram or browser push notification). You can set the intervals to whatever you want, from one day to years. By default, the switch will notify you 30, 45, and 52 days after you last showed signs of life (free accounts are limited to 1 day after). If you don't respond to any of those notifications, all your messages will be sent 60 days after your last checkin.

Of course, you can have your switch postpone its activation (if, for example, you'll be away for some time) by telling it to not try to contact you for a specified period of time. The service will resume normally after however many days have passed. In the default example, if you specify a delay of 10 days, the emails will be sent after 40, 55, and 62 days, while your messages will be sent after 70 days.

## How much?

Right now, you can add up to 1 emails with up to 1 recipients each. [Upgrading your account](https://www.deadmansswitch.net/pricing/) to premium allows you to add more messages. It will also allow you to set custom messaging intervals so Dead Man's Switch will notify you as often or as rarely as you like.

## But?

But nothing. That's it. Nothing to it. You can get started right now, just register using the following button:

## [Build my switch](https://www.deadmansswitch.net/login/)

## Mobile apps?

There's an Android app available, it notifies you when necessary and allows you to easily check in:

![](https://www.deadmansswitch.net/static/images/gplay.b12a59819135.png)

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Bert’s Brain in Notion/Databases & Components/Tasks/Welcome - Dead Man's Switch 1f3902cf40ee454f9abf74c5ff703d78.md

Welcome - Dead Man's Switch


[Assistant]
# WerdShirts (WS) T-Shirt designs?

Value: Assign
Project: Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md)
Effort: ≤ 15 min_Quick
Impact: Fairly High
moving?: None
Edited: January 8, 2026 7:32 PM
Status: Backlog
Urgency: Flexible
My Day: No

[View: Sub-Tasks](WerdShirts%20(WS)%20T-Shirt%20designs/View%20Sub-Tasks%20182ffa30cf0b806bb2dedea36347a0a7.csv)

Bert’s Brain in Notion/Databases & Components/Tasks/WerdShirts (WS) T-Shirt designs 2d651adddfd74237a17198a25266ff2b.md

WerdShirts (WS) T-Shirt designs?


[Assistant]
# What are Deposits? VCCU

Value: task done
Effort: task complete
Impact: none
moving?: None
Parent Task: SSDI (https://www.notion.so/SSDI-234ffa30cf0b8054b49ff8e00774fb11?pvs=21)
Edited: January 19, 2026 9:06 PM
Status: Archived
Urgency: task finished
My Day: No

Bert’s Brain in Notion/Databases & Components/Tasks/What are Deposits VCCU 2c6ffa30cf0b8073ba86fb149f691270.md

What are Deposits? VCCU


[Assistant]
# What do you run from?

Value: 05
Project: Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md)
Effort: ≤ 15 min_Quick
Impact: Average
moving?: None
Edited: January 30, 2026 4:31 PM
Status: Next Up
Urgency: Normal
My Day: No
Parent task: Master (https://www.notion.so/Master-2e5ffa30cf0b806ea665e9502fcd72ec?pvs=21)

What things in your life are scary?

Intensions and Values VERSUS Actions

Performance to Presence

Bert’s Brain in Notion/Databases & Components/Tasks/What do you run from 21fffa30cf0b8027a0c0eef296a9ca02.md

What do you run from?


[Assistant]
# Who knew evil girls had the prettiest faces

Value: Assign
Project: Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md)
Impact: Fairly High
moving?: None
Edited: January 8, 2026 7:32 PM
Status: Idea
My Day: No

Bert’s Brain in Notion/Databases & Components/Tasks/Who knew evil girls had the prettiest faces 8c69b5a7ca3a4a6e875835074f444603.md


[Assistant]
# Widget Management

Value: task done
Project: Bert.ForSale (../../../Projects/Bert%20ForSale%20164ffa30cf0b8073978ee2cdb6269ce7.md)
Impact: none
moving?: None
Contexts: Office
Edited: July 9, 2025 12:49 PM
Status: Archived
Urgency: Later
My Day: No

Bert’s Brain in Notion/Databases & Components/Tasks/Widget Management 16affa30cf0b809091efd0ed69ffc6c6.md

Widget Management


[Assistant]
# Windows for Air

Value: Assign
Impact: none
moving?: None
Parent Task: Setup Table in Garage for Painting (https://www.notion.so/Setup-Table-in-Garage-for-Painting-241ffa30cf0b802ab398d30d69399602?pvs=21)
Edited: October 16, 2025 11:19 AM
Status: Archived
My Day: No

Bert’s Brain in Notion/Databases & Components/Tasks/Windows for Air 241ffa30cf0b80b985a2de89b3e2673f.md

Windows for Air


[Assistant]
# Withdraw money from TIAA into Checking Account

Value: task done
Project: Divorce (../../../Projects/Divorce%20164ffa30cf0b80fd9075f440bbaab8d1.md)
Effort: task complete
Impact: none
moving?: None
Deadline: 09/29/2025
Edited: January 19, 2026 9:06 PM
Status: Archived
Urgency: task finished
My Day: No

Bert’s Brain in Notion/Databases & Components/Tasks/Withdraw money from TIAA into Checking Account 276ffa30cf0b80caa7e8c7b978ad9acf.md


[Assistant]
# Withdraw money to VCCU

Value: task done
Project: Personal and Health (../../../Projects/Personal%20and%20Health%20168ffa30cf0b80fbac87d31a1f08fe12.md)
Effort: task complete
Impact: none
moving?: None
Edited: February 5, 2026 12:00 PM
Status: Archived
Urgency: task finished
My Day: No

Bert’s Brain in Notion/Databases & Components/Tasks/Withdraw money to VCCU 28bffa30cf0b80959884de4e2bf89923.md

Withdraw money to VCCU