I may not have been on the show this past week1, but the crew certainly was. The gang discussed the state of Bell (it’s not good), the Canadian government funding Shatner’s “shatty” movie (it’s not going to be good) and that robots are finally going to do the work that only suicidal folks used to […]
Juggling is hard. Even when you start out with the lightest of items, the degree of difficulty is pretty tough. While throwing only one single item in the air, catching it, and repeating that series over and over again isn’t all that tough, it can be tiring if you do it for long enough. But
Last month I began a series of posts outlining my transition from task management software solution OmniFocus to one of the newest players on the market, Flow. If you’re not aware of Flow, give Back to Work a listen as Merlin Mann and Dan Benjamin have been discussing it (Flow has sponsored some recent episodes
While all of my hype has been around a certain new podcast that I launched this week, I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention another podcast I co-host with my pal Anth1 that just reached its 23rd episode. I’m talking about Talking is Dead.2 While it isn’t always short, it’s definitely a sweet offering. I
I love my Mac. And I make no apologies for that. That said, there are things on my Mac that I love and then there things on my Mac that I don’t.1 I’m not going to offer the “whys” on either front in this piece — I’ll explain some of them over the next several
Today the first ever episode of the ProductiVardy podcast went live. While it’s not in iTunes (yet)1, you can head on over to the podcast website to hear yours truly discuss new things and old habits and hear Tom Merritt talk about a whole bunch of other stuff. ProductiVardy – New Things, Old Habits and
Like anyone else, I’ve made my share of mistakes. And I’m about to share my apologies for some of them with you. Whether this comes across as sanctimonious or genuine, that is in the eye of the reader. For me, seeing as this is the first day of a new month — and that it
The Amateur has a real passion for what she’s doing, but it’s currently a hobby or she is simply not getting paid for her efforts yet. She dabbles in other things though, things that she gets paid for and things that she doesn’t. The Professional has enough experience to charge for what they’re doing, and
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