Nicholas Base reminds us to be a good gardener:
Although he/she wouldn't be so bold as to proclaim it, the good gardener has stumbled upon a brilliant approach for business, parenting and life.
It seems Seth was listening in on our Zoom call this morning, in which we decided to dedicate the month of January to review our processes and systems.
When will you sharpen the saw?
In any given moment, an urgency that feels like an emergency gives us the permission to abandon our systems and simply dive in and fix it, as only we can. And this permission is precisely why we get stuck, precisely why the next urgency is likely to appear tomorrow.
There is a crack, a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in.
It really bothers me when services with a well working web app oblige me to install their app to access their service from my phone.
Usually I prefer native apps, but not for something I only need very occasionally.
I love this quote about Serena Williams using Toggl Track:
Cover subject Serena Williams tells senior writer Nicole LaPorte that she uses the app Toggl to help track her time with her daughter, Olympia. Victory, for this athlete-entrepreneur-investor, is when she overindexes on parenting.
Entiendo la popularidad de iVoox para escuchar a podcast. Pero desde el punto de vista de los productores de podcast es un servicio nefasta. No entiendo porqué duplican el feed original eliminando metadatos como, por ejemplo, los enlaces en las notas del programa.
Over the last days, my todo list slowly morphed into a Tetris puzzle with too many dependencies.
When I’m that time restrained I feel I can’t trust OmniFocus anymore and am afraid that I’m overcommitting.
So, I moved all my tasks to SchedPal and let my limited time available determine what to focus on.
I’m seriously wondering why I’m not posting more often when there really is no friction to write down and publish a message.