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10 Blocks of Time – How Matt Ragland Time Blocks
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Don’t think this is what works with me, but maybe Matt’s method of time blocking will work for you. I’d certainly recommend trying it if you’re not doing anything about time blocking right now. > I’ve got a course coming on time blocking too, [subscribe to make sure you hear about it](https://curtismchale.ca)
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Zettelkasten Quick Entry with iPhone Back Tap
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I wanted a way to automate entering writing ideas and thoughts into my Zettelkasten system via 1Writer. Yes others use Drafts and then migrate content, but that seems like a step I wanted to avoid much of the time. Enter back tap on iOS 14, which you can set to trigger a shortcut. Today I’m
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Two Favourite Obsidian Graph Updates
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Early on I fell in love with the graph features in [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md). I mean they look super cool, but the truth is they weren’t all that useful until recently. Today we’re going to take a look at two updates to the graph view in Obsidian that have made it so much more powerful than it
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Three Methods of Task Management
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I like the observation around 5:00 about the issues with different types of systems. Paper systems are a bunch of management in flipping pages. Yes I know paper planner people say (and I agree) that if it’s feeling like too much management it’s because the tasks you’re moving around are of little value. The problem
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Dave Lee – Secret Laptop Club
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Hrm, I wonder if these laptops run linux?
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GTD in Under 8 Minutes
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Decent shortish video on how to do GTD.
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Part 4 Chris Lawley iPad Hardware
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I’ve wanted that CalDigit dock since I saw him show it off a year ago. It’s expensive, then it’s much more expensive in Canada.
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Justin OmniFocus Setup and Channels of Work
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I used to do something like Justin’s work channels in that I’d only allow myself 2 main projects. Usually that was one client project and one personal project. I’ve fallen a bit out of that. I usually have one “big” client project in a week. One “big” me project in a week, but then making
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Due or Do – Friday Notes 119
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In my recent video where I recommended my top five task managers one of the YouTube commenters made an excellent point about the difference between a task that is **due** and what I plan to **do** in a day. We often treat these things as the same, when they’re totally different things. A great example
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Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free
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There is a famous line that says information wants to be free, but Cory Doctrow would disagree with that statement. In fact the title of his book, Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free, clearly contradicts this statement. The purpose of Doctrow’s book is to show users how to make money in the current internet system[^1].
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