I'm a little slow getting this out, but we're recording 12 Rules For Life in 15 minutes!
We'll be recording in about 15 minutes! Join the episode live!
Will this note motivate you to join us? 😉
It's recording day! Time to learn the scientific truths about motivation.
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We're always up to discuss analog vs digital. So this will be a packed episode.
We'll be live at 1 PM Central today.
What did the pandemic teach us about the digital vs analog debate? A lot actually.
That's the topic of today's book. Join us live at 1 PM Central!
It's always an exciting episode when creativity is the topic. 😉
Join the live recording today at 2PM Central.
Who's up for a Bookworm recording? 🙌🏻
Today at 2PM Central! Join us live!
Super stoked to talk about this one today!
It's time to calm down. Precisely at 1pm Central today. 😉
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What better way to start the New Year than hunting down your Ikigai?
Today at 2PM Central
Anyone up for a live stream today about living a long, happy life?
2PM Central
Looks like we should be set to start early today. Should be live in about 20 minutes.
It's recording day!
Happy New Year! It’s recording day!
Did you resolve to watch all the Bookworm live streams this year?
No?
You should. You can start today at 2pm Central. 😉
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Ever wonder how the powerful became powerful? We’ll talk about it today at 2PM Central.
Is Roam still around these days? I feel like I've not heard about anyone using it for quite a while.
I've been experimenting with Apple Reminders for about a month now. It's definitely not as powerful as OmniFocus, but that might be a good thing. Thus, experimenting.
No. 12 is a solid recommendation. 😉
For the next 6 months listen to these 25 podcasts and 10X your intelligence by June 2023:
Assuming equal quality and that you know which is which, would you rather read an article written by a human or by a robot?
Did I just find an excuse to skip time blocking? 😆
It's recording day! Time to work through Ryan Holiday's latest book, Discipline Is Destiny.
Today we continue our discipline of reading a book and talking about it every two weeks.
Join us live at 2pm Central.
157: The Laws of Creativity by Joey Cofone
We have a quality book to discuss today. It would be great to see you in the chat!
Let’s get creative! At least, let’s talk about it. Today at 2pm Central.
Time for our bi-weekly ritual of talking about a book!
It’s time to talk about Rituals! Today at 2PM Central!
In my constant search for quality internet service at my house, I'm now exploring the start of my own WISP. This is likely a bad idea, but an interesting adventure nonetheless. 🤓
Started looking into the Notion API today. The way they have the system structured means it's both simple and complicated. Simple to use. Complicated to understand the structure required to get who you want.
I must admit that not being able to fill the prescription for my ADHD meds is less than fun. I guess it’s time to try some alternatives until supply chain catches up. 🤷🏻♂️
Here’s an idea. Join the live stream today at 1:30 Central!
- Bookworm
A bit of a hidden treasure. These two guys (Joe and Mike) read and discuss a new book every two weeks. I’ve found loads of great stuff that I would have missed otherwise, like Make Time by John Zeratsky (@jazer).
Want to hide a file on your Mac? Start the name of the file/folder with a period and use the hotkey "command shift period" to show/hide those files. 👍
Learn how you can quickly see any hidden files or folders with this simple step-by-step guide.
This will be an exciting one. Mental Models and Physics/Chemistry/Biology.
It’s time to talk about The Great Mental Models once more!
Today at 1:15 Central
If you've ever wondered about my "behind the scenes" life, this is about as wide open as it gets. Includes my wife, Becky, sharing her perspective.
Rachel interviews Joe & Becky Buhlig about their Sunday rituals, their motivation for homeschooling, and the story behind Acorn Ridge. Bookworm Joe’s website How Joe Buhlig’s Shabbat Helps Him Stay...
Apparently, the zettelkasten concept was derived before Luhmann.
Many people mistakenly credit Niklas Luhmann with the invention of the zettelkasten method, so I’ve been delving into historical note taking practices. I’ve recently come across a well known and...
