I just realized my kids will never have the pleasure of doing homework during commercials.
"There is never enough time…" http://gettingthingsdone.com/2016/05/there-is-never-enough-time/ by @gtdguy
"Automating OmniFocus on iOS" http://macsparky.com/blog/2016/5/automating-omnifocus-on-ios by @MacSparky
It's interesting to see how one person's tips for being ADHD would completely derail me. https://unclutterer.com/2016/05/20/organizing-adhd-mind/ by @unclutterer
My buddy, @BobbleheadJoe, has a new video course out! https://twitter.com/BobbleheadJoe/status/734221289276203009
Starting another book (The Willpower Instinct) means another update to my reading list on the Now site. http://now.joebuhlig.com/reading
Naming GTD projects and tasks has been a downfall of mine in the past. No more. http://joebuhlig.com/intentional-gtd-titles/
Intentional GTD Titles
When I started with GTD five years ago, I was certain it was the missing piece to my mental overwhelm puzzle. It was the five-step framework that would keep me from procrastinating and give me the motivation to accomplish everything to which I kept saying yes.
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I have a couple boxes being delivered today. They're for work. But it's Saturday.
To open or not to open? #firstworldproblems
Finished reading Getting Things Done earlier today. Next up: The Willpower Instinct by @kellymcgonigal
"Creating less work" http://www.practicallyefficient.com/2016/05/19/creating-less.html by @PractEff
It needs a little love but this is it, my writing desk. I now do all my writing by hand. (link… https://www.instagram.com/p/BFoIbjMrQj-/
Here it is! My experience of writing articles by hand and the science behind it. http://joebuhlig.com/the-science-and-experience-of-analog-writing/
The Science and Experience of Analog Writing
I began hand writing articles with a lot of skepticism mixed with hope. I didn't know what to expect but I wanted a positive outcome. As much as I lean toward an integration of technology in every aspect of my work, I felt a sense that paper had benefits I had never understood.
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Pretty stoked about the conclusion to my writing experiment coming out tomorrow! @Leuchtturm1917 @LAMY
There goes the rest of my day.
¯_(ツ)_/¯ https://twitter.com/alfredapp/status/733302482592497669
I'm a big user of @Noodle_Hazel. This video field guide by @MacSparky is a great way to learn it's power. http://macsparky.com/blog/2016/5/the-hazel-video-field-guide
"I’ve felt so sleep deprived since my son was born that it’s a constant battle not to just go back to sleep..." http://mymorningroutine.com/katelin-jabbari/
ICYMI: I opened the doors for guest writers on my site yesterday. http://joebuhlig.com/guest-posting/
It's interesting/helpful to read a developers thoughts behind an app. Here's the story of the @neubibleco iPad app. https://medium.com/@iamkory/big-screens-bigger-lessons-learning-to-make-tough-calls-introducing-neubible-for-ipad-746b40e1b870
I never considered Instagram as a lens to find local hotspots but this is cool. https://extratextuals.com/instagram-as-my-guide-to-the-city-65584c981b3 by @drewcoffman
"Productivity-Based Vehicle Shopping" http://www.productivity501.com/productivity-based-vehicle-shopping/9236/ by @Productivity501
I never would have guessed that books can calm my distractable mind. https://twitter.com/WhaddyaKnowJoe/status/732875449685024768
Guest Posting
Over the past month I've made some design changes and layout alterations here on the site. Some of that was purely for aesthetics and ease of use, but it also included some back-end alterations to allow guest posting. I've debated this for a long time and I'm finally ready to pull the trigger.
37: Reading Books vs Articles
As I learn how to handle the good and bad that comes from being ADHD, I've learned the power of reading books over articles.
"22 Old Weather Proverbs That Are Actually True" http://www.artofmanliness.com/2016/05/16/22-old-weather-proverbs-that-are-actually-true/ by @artofmanliness
After using a @Leuchtturm1917 for about a week, I'll never buy another Moleskine. Just, wow!
