Because every WhatsApp “informational” group eventually devolves into a water cooler chat, my app badge currently shows 1,457 unread messages. Because I rarely open Facebook,…
The path less traveled.
Because every WhatsApp “informational” group eventually devolves into a water cooler chat, my app badge currently shows 1,457 unread messages. Because I rarely open Facebook,…
With versions available for both iOS and OS X, OmniFocus is the most powerful task management system intended for individuals on the Apple platform. OmniFocus…
Update — Since writing this article, I’ve switched back to OmniFocus.
When CulturedCode finally announced the public availability of their cloud-based syncing system, I decided to switch back to Things, from OmniFocus, for my task-management tool. Although I’m quite happy with the switch, there’s one killer feature that (for me) is missing from the app, which I’ll describe in this article.
Use Keyboard Maestro to help remind you to turn on your time tracker.
One of the more popular article on my blog—I’ve decided to go on a social media diet.
Can scheduling effort in blocks of one week help the service company’s productivity?
One of the more popular articles on my blog—An overview of my OmniFocus and TaskPaper based system for getting things done.
I’ve been reading the book, “Why we get fat” by Gary Taubes. If you’re interested in understanding the relationship between eating and getting fat, then you *must* read the book. It could change your life.
The revelation of the book is that some common dietary beliefs are, as demonstrated by science & biology, *complete inverted*. And that got me thinking about possible parallels in other areas, such as productivity.
Since I really enjoy blog articles where people present the tools and equipment supporting their work and play, I thought I’d do the same. We’ll start from the top, and work our way down through the details.
