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Ugh the new Apple TV Remote
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As Michael highlights, the new Apple TV remote is a problem. I have to reset it every week or so. Sometimes that doesn’t work and I have to reset the Apple TV instead…then reset the remote. The last remote just worked. My kids dropped it and broke the glass and it was taped up so
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We Live in an Age of Monomania
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From Strong Towns: We’re living in an age of monomania. If you hang around online, you’ll see lots of people adopt a persona consisting of one principle that they just crank up to 11 and apply to everything. The incentives of social media encourage having a shtick—it’s why people are K-Pop Stans or Swifties. It’s
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Apple’s New HomePod but it’s too late for me
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Apple released a 2nd generation HomePod and you can read about it on MacStories or Six Colors. While I’m in the market for whole home audio…I already went with Sonos and did it when the HomePod was clearly not getting a revamp any time soon. Now I’m in with a pair of Sonos One Gen
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Why Apple Reminders is the Best Task Manager
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With the wealth of excellent task managers out there it’s easy to overlook Apple Reminders and there is a good reason it gets overlooked. When Reminders was first introduced it was far behind the other tools on the market in the feature department so you couldn’t blame anyone who was looking for a good task
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When a company adds AI…
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At this moment in time when I see a company added AI to their product, I wonder if they have their priorities sorted out. Yes I assume that AI is going to be useful to people at some point. Yes I see how people are using it now and I it’s interesting, but when your
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PKM Weekly Jan 15 2023 – Issue 052
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Welcome to the PKM weekly newsletter. My goal is to round up good resources in the PKM space so you don’t have to. If you get value out of this newsletter consider supporting it by becoming a member. You can either get my weekly thoughts, or all my courses and my weekly thoughts. You could
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Should Your Family Live Wild and Free
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Today we look at Wild and Free by Dr. Ainsely Arment. While I admire the push towards connection with your children, I’m not as hot about the last chapters. If you want to read my research notes become a member..
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We guage our success based on people we know
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Two good quotes sent to me from Readwise today: How much of our desire for new clothes, a better car, a bigger house, a shinier computer or gadget, is actually driven by the fear that not having these things means we are, in some ways, missing out? Enough by Patrick Rhone and People assess how
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Now I Run this Newsletter Poorly
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Now, I run this newsletter poorly. There is no rhyme or reason behind my topic selection; my tweets are riddled with spelling errors; the courses I teach are challenging to find. I don’t do podcast interviews, and just the thought of attending an event to “network” makes me break out in hives. If I schedule more
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Adding Tasks to Apple Reminders
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Default List Before we get started with adding tasks to Reminders, you really should set up an Inbox list. To do this click Add List at the bottom of Reminders and make the name of the list Inbox. You’ll want to use this list as the default spot for all new Reminders that are added.
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