If you’re a illustrator start a blog, share a drawing everyday, dribbble, give advice or create a web comic.

If you’re a photographer share photos on a photo blog, give some freebies, if you have time, sell some photos at Stock Photo websites and create an online portfolio.

If you’re a programmer, build stuff, write tutorials, record screencasts, speak at conferences, attend events, share insights, techniques and code.

And so on…

There’s more ways to show your skills and talent that just sending out CV’s and waiting for a job to land. Be creative and don’t sit around.

Unfortunately we won’t add local push notifications to this update since the upcoming version of Appcelerator’s Titanium is delayed a few weeks.

In the meantime, here’s a small teaser.

Thank Bauke Schildt for the design work.

The office didn’t have anything that stood out, the view outside was great but you couldn’t differentiate one room from another except for the people in it (and their personal items) .

It was pretty boring and without surprise, creativity didn’t have a strong presence. Some may say “it wasn’t needed, anyway.” but the thing is, your working environment has a direct influence on your state of mood, your happiness and your productivity. Check for example, Carson’s ideas for their office.

Fortunately there are a lot of places in Lisbon to get inspired, the sun is most of the time shiny with nice weather, there’s outdoor cafes, some parks, nice museums (with free collections to watch) and the riverside is very nice to walk.

Sometimes the best way to get an idea or solve a problem is just getting out of the office for a while and comeback fresh.