My place for experimentation, reference, and learning, where I distill what I learn so that you can learn also.
If you haven’t noticed by now, I’m always focused on learning about productivity, especially how to improve mine. I think it’s essential for me to be more productive, not to do more work, but do better work. Many subscribe to technique A or B from certain gurus, but I think one rule doesn’t fit all. People have different ways of thinking, working, and organizing. It’s important to know what things people do and where they improve and see if they work for you.
In this section, I want to show you things that can improve your productivity. They can be automation, books, or podcasts. They can also be concepts or practices that have worked for me, and you can try them for yourself.
The important part for me is that you learn something new, but also teach me. If you don’t agree with some of the concepts or want me to focus on them, please get in touch. I want feedback, and you can always reach me by email or Twitter.
I’m always surprised by the level of energy and resources that Microsoft is putting on Microsoft Teams. There are a lot of features coming out …
Airtable is quite a unique tool or service, if you will, in a good sense. It provides a way for people to build complex data …
If you ask people how they like to approach a new idea, you’ll get one different answer for each person. But over the years, I’ve …
Let’s start with the obvious. The name is quite strange. DEVONthink may not have the name you would expect, but it’s shortcomings end there. DEVONthink …
Notion is a service that has gathered a “cult” following and with good reason. It’s an amazing service that combines databases, wiki, note-taking, and much …
Let me start with the obvious. I like Ulysses a lot. It’s a wonderful tool that helps me daily. Everything in this site starts with an …
I’ll start by saying that the title is misleading. I know, I know, I do things like these from time to time, but I needed …
Hazel is a Mac tool that sits quietly in your menu bar but does a lot in the background. Automation is not appreciated enough, especially …
Everyone needs a to-do list, and “Things 3” is the gold standard when it comes to that on the Mac, iOS, and iPad. Cultured Code …
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