"From us, our kids receive one thing they want, one thing they need, and one experience to share with the family." http://buhlig.us/1ufwmTd
It seems like the season is always changing: http://buhlig.us/1rZhFpf #seasons #tasks
This caught my attention. Never doing conference calls again! Not sure if I'm ready for it, though. http://buhlig.us/1AaCOzj by @MichaelHyatt
"If we all know that we’ve failed then we can stop pretending we’ve got it all figured out." http://buhlig.us/1wbk0iU by @AndyTraub
The joys of checking things off: "The State of Done" http://buhlig.us/1ue3uun by @productivityist
#Omnifocus is much more than a simple to-do list. It's my life in perspective: http://buhlig.us/1mbDiRK
Wow! The future of tech in the making at @evernote: "Siri and wearables are doing it wrong" http://buhlig.us/1AXQO0b by @devindra
A stranger took priority over my daughter! Why is that ok?! http://buhlig.us/1izFBOC #distractions
I had never written out a personal mission statement until I read this book: http://buhlig.us/1w0QDhx #energy
Great tip, @BelleBCooper. I need to draw out my workflows. "Productivity vs. getting things done" http://buhlig.us/1CW4mhw
It's not a #distraction if I have time allocated for it. http://buhlig.us/1izFBOC
A great lesson from a 6-year old: "Just One Thing" http://buhlig.us/1AMKt7T by @patrickrhone
The Power of Full Engagement is a great read if you're looking for your next book: http://buhlig.us/1w0QDhx #energy
And great ones they are: "12 lessons for entrepreneurs that Steve Jobs taught Guy Kawasaki" http://buhlig.us/1w2MTOk by @stevensande
"I feel people can be paid in three ways: in money, in mastery, or in meaning, and ideally you want to be paid in all three." -Adam Braun
So true: "Preparing Yourself for the Organization of the Future" http://buhlig.us/12TgAaO by @samspurlin
The best way I've found to keep my day from getting out of control: http://buhlig.us/1uhMEja #dailyreview
This handy tool solved my problem of never having pen/paper around: http://buhlig.us/U0FKPY #hPDA
One mistake is an outlier. The second mistake begins a negative pattern. "Avoid the Second Mistake" http://buhlig.us/1CUJ83x by @james_clear
Turn off every notification you can bear to turn off: http://buhlig.us/1izFBOC #distractions
‘The greatest remedy for anger is delay.’ - Thomas Paine http://buhlig.us/1u7jtdC @zen_habits
Do you type the same thing over and over again? You need one of these: http://buhlig.us/1stTHor #textexpander
4 criteria for deciding what tasks to complete each day: http://buhlig.us/1AsUYwR #GTD
