The Sunday Summary: Time traveling, weak Google searches, self-doubt and the opposite of friction

In an effort to help me keep up with everything I post each week, here is my latest “Sunday Summary” of my posts from the week.

Mon, July 1: You control the pen
We’re at a wonderful point in history where you can’t complain about how “they” portray things, because your pen is just as powerful as any other. Use it.

Tue, July 2: Time traveling through your notes
If you’ve been taking notes for any length of time, your ability to “time travel” through those notes is both fun and powerful.

Wed, July 3: The majority of Google searches don’t lead to websites
In a trend that’s been growing for years and continues to do so, fewer and fewer searches on Google actually lead people to websites.

Thu, July 4: What is the opposite of friction?
The idea is simple enough: find out where your customers are experiencing friction with your product or service, and remove it.

Fri, July 5: Draw out multiple identities
“Draw out multiple identities. Ask people about their backgrounds, communities, the organizations and causes they support, and where they come from. Share your identities in return. We…