The Next Tag in OmniFocus
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I like this idea. When I did Bullet Journal I ran a few lists that had a similar function. I had lists for: – thisweek – nextweek – thismonth – nextmonth I’d migrate tasks between the lists and when it came to planning I’d look at `#thisweek` and arrange the tasks into the week so
Just Like a Baby Adults Need Rest
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Loved the comparison between a baby and an adult both needing a rest from stuff. Less than 30 seconds in I was nodding my head agreeing with it. One of the things I do many days a week is take an hour and walk in the middle of the day. Just get out and walk
OmniFocus and Things Comparison
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Good comparison of OmniFocus and Things 3. I’m wondering if TickTick is really the right tool for me. It’s falling down in the automation department because it doesn’t allow you to create a list/project automatically. These are the two strongest contenders right now.
20 Macs for 2020 – Mac Portable
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I’ve listened to most of these in podcast form, but I’ve got the videos queued up as well because I want to see these cool pieces of Apple history. The intro is pretty cheesy…like you’re dad trying to be cool cheesy. I guess they’re both dad’s though, as am I.
Matt Ragland on Time Blocking
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I like how Matt used some blocks to visually represent how his time blocks work. Like Matt, I start by blocking out the things I can’t change like the time I need to watch kids or run or do other stuff that limits the amount of time I can work in a week. Once you’ve
Obsidian Tour from Justin
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I don’t use the Maps of Content stuff he does, but if you’re looking for how someone uses Obsidian day to day, this is a good video.
Some iPad Pro Game Recommendations from Byte Review
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I’ve been gaming more on my iPad and thus on the look out for interesting games. I think that Pascal’s Wager (the last one in the video) looks like something I’d be interested in.
SetApp Applications I Love
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If you’re not familiar with SetApp, then it’s time to get familiar with it. For one low monthly fee SetApp gives you access to so many Mac apps that there is going to be something around for everyone. There is enough here that when I have any task I think macOS may do well, the
Man’s Search for Meaning
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Man’s Search for Meaning, by Victor Frankl, is a classic book that shows up on many lists of books that one must read in their life. There is good reason in this. The first section of the book is all about Frankl’s experience in the concentration camps of Nazi Germany, and it’s truly horrific. If
More Rules for the Lazy – Friday Notes 118
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Last week I talked about some of my new rules so that I didn’t fall into it inferior good activities regularly, well I’ve got a few other rules that I operate by as well that help keep my life calmer than most. ## Email Rules One of the terrible ideas that we easily fall into
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