Category: Work inspired
Books, articles, tools, and people that will blow you away
Finding your momentum
I’ve been on a strategic planning kick for the past week and a half. Absolutely determined to “do” something to improve upon last year (because it seems I didn’t accomplish nearly enough in 2010). My head has been spinning with excitement and plans, but also in kicking myself in the shin for all of the Continue Reading »
A toast to the doer of deeds (that would be you)
“It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who Continue Reading »
I am Don Quixote
Note to email subscribers: Gah! I re-activated the emails only to discover that sending has been disabled because Mailchimp couldn’t find my unsubscribe link. Which was right there. Anyhow, they’re working on fixing it, so hopefully you’ll get this one. But you may have missed: my words of 2010 and ’11, my secret obsession, and Continue Reading »
The LiteSites get all flaunt-y
I don’t know what possessed me to discontinue the old LiteSites before the new ones were out of the design phase. Maybe I like having no answer to the question, “So can I see the new ones, at least?” Maybe I just have terrible timing. Whatever the case, there was an uproar. Well, not really Continue Reading »
My biggest online time-saver (Brought to you by a slippery primate)
You know what’s annoying? Looking at a page of images and then clicking the “next” button. Waiting for that page to load, and then clicking “next” again. Repeating the process 500 times. My favoritey-est thing about using Firefox as my browser is that there are lots of useful add-ons you can enjoy. One of the Continue Reading »
Dream productivity tool
I read this article by the talented Toblerone the other day, and I’ve been thinking about it ever since. What is my dream productivity tool? I used to be a huge fan of David Allen’s Getting Things Done, but it turned me into a machine. I was getting things done, alright. I just wasn’t really Continue Reading »
