The latest on the blog: "Decreasing Granularity in GTD"
Contexts are forever a sticking point for new adopters of Getting Things Done (GTD), but they are also an extremely popular discussion point for long-time pr...
Decreasing Granularity in GTD
Contexts are forever a sticking point for new adopters of Getting Things Done (GTD), but they are also an extremely popular discussion point for long-time practitioners, including myself. They are highly personal and dependent on your daily routines, hardware, software, lifestyle, personality, company policies, and hair color. And that means there are just as many variations on how to use them.
I'm slowly becoming obsessed with these things. Sorry. Not sorry.
"Anatomy of a Mechanical Keyboard" via @drop
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Hi!
I'm Isabela Moreira and I'm a software developer at Microsoft and a mechanical keyboard enthusiast.
You can find me on Twitter @isabelacmor...
Here’s a great overview of my buddy @BobbleheadJoe’s office setup.
pssst... if you hate Chrome, try @brave.
“Mike Schmitz's Screencast and Podcasting Setup” – @thesweetsetup
Mike Schmitz is the creator of Faith-Based Productivity, co-hosts the Focused and Bookworm podcasts, and most recently joined The Sweet Setup team as Executive Editor.
"I'm actually as proud of the things we haven't done as the things I have done." - Steve Jobs
Ladies and gentleman, we have a double 5.0 on @bookwormfm!
Well done, @jakeknapp and @jazer. 👏
True productivity is not about crushing your to-do list or optimizing every hour - it's about intentionalliy focusing on what really matters. Join Joe & Mike as they rethink their...
Premium members: @JoeBuhlig just released the first gap book episode on the club! For the inaugural episode he covers All Marketers Are Liars by Seth Godin.
https://buff.ly/2Y7Hufm
72: Make Time by Jake Knapp & John Zeratsky – Bookworm
True productivity is not about crushing your to-do list or optimizing every hour - it's about intentionalliy focusing on what really matters. Join Joe & Mike as they rethink their...
Well, that's interesting. Tim is going back to sponsors because it's what his audience wants.
"Why I’m Stopping the Fan-Supported Podcast Experiment" by @tferriss
Greetings! This is a quick public service announcement: I will be stopping the fan-supported podcast experiment and moving back to an ad-supported podcast. This post will explain a few of...
I don't read a lot of email newsletters and I don't keep up with the news. But one email I read daily is the @TheHustle. It's well worth the time and weeds out the cruft.
Who knew? We want to own our schedules and work.
"Building a Work Culture of Collaborative Autonomy" by @JeffreyDavis108
How can we direct employees toward our goals and meet our performance expectations while allowing them autonomy in their work?
From the Blue Ridge mountains in North Carolina. I could spend a lot of time here.
If an experiment with the #bulletjournal was to be conducted, how long would it need to last? One month enough? Three?
"Amateurs sit and wait for inspiration, the rest of us just get up and go to work." - Stephen King
"Essential Minimalist Living: The 3 Things You Really Need" via @joshua_becker
We don’t have to keep up with the minimalist Jones’s to participate in this way of living. There are however, a few things I found essential to my minimalist journey.
"Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes, including you." - @annelamott
Tomorrow morning my email newsletter (The Weekly Impulse) relaunches with an original article. If you're not on the list, you can join here:
New colors, new homepage, new logo, and a new article. 🤗
Never clutter your desktop. But if it does happen by accident, this is how to fix it automagically.
"How to Automatically Clean Up Your Desktop With Hazel" by @RosemaryOrchard
It's easy to save things to your desktop on macOS for convenient access to files later, but it also clutters up your desktop. Luckily, Hazel can you declutter your desktop...
"Civilization advances by extending the number of important operations which we can perform without thinking about them." - Alfred North Whitehead
I'm relaunching my blog! And what better metaphor to use than a fountain pen?
Re-Inking The Pen
It’s a bittersweet moment to see a fountain pen begin skipping on the page. On the one hand, frustration takes over. The half-written words will need to be re-written and you’ll have to bring yourself back into the flow of writing. But on the other hand, it creates an opportunity to choose a different ink and rediscover the pen in a small way. Which means your love for the pen may deepen.
