Chapter 06 - Clarifying: Getting “In” to Empty This is a series of posts with reading notes of the book “Getting Things Done: The Art of... | Continue reading
This is a series of posts with reading notes of the book “Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity” by David Allen. Chap... | Continue reading
This is a series of posts with reading notes of the book “Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity” by David Allen. My n... | Continue reading
The Internet is awesome because it connects computers, which can then connect people. This allows people to share information and work an... | Continue reading
This is a series of posts with reading notes of the book “Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity” by David Allen. My n... | Continue reading
I have this project in mind: to re-read the "Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity" book by David Allen this year. I’... | Continue reading
I've been curating my media consumption lately. At some point this year I was subscribed to 21 podcasts! That was a lot and I could never... | Continue reading
Torn (The Unraveled Kingdom #1) by Rowenna Miller, 480p: This was not the book I was looking for. The blurb mentions it is French Revol... | Continue reading
I was listening to Cal Newport’s podcast episode 262 and in the final segment he commented on a video by Better Ideas about overstimulati... | Continue reading
Yesterday I was super distracted at work. Looking back, I think it’s been going on for the past couple of weeks. I’m having this twitch o... | Continue reading
In our weekly team meetings at work we always start with a Safety Moment. I work in construction so there is serious concern about safety... | Continue reading
Last year my book club was deciding what the next sci-fi read was going to be, and we decided to use an online random number generator to... | Continue reading
I was at the dentist the other day and one of the dental assistants was a Brazilian lady. We chatted a little bit in Portuguese. She's be... | Continue reading
I got a new Daily Planner that replaced my old one. I was using Cal Newport's Time-Block Planner which is great, but I always thought it ... | Continue reading
After 5 months, me and my partner finally finished the Dragon de Jade puzzle. It was definitely the hardest puzzle I've ever done! It is ... | Continue reading
In August 2018 I deleted my Instagram account! It’s been 5 years! But the first photo sharing social network I ever used was MOLOME. It ... | Continue reading
I've created a music playlist called "Folk Metal, Viking & Celtic" to group my new favorite discoveries. I don't remember how exactly ... | Continue reading
Axiom's End (Noumena #1) by Lindsay Ellis, 336p: This one is an alt-history first contact story set in 2007. I kinda liked it, it's act... | Continue reading
Sometimes one small change to our routines leads us to take action. For me it was a change in my morning schedule. That happened because ... | Continue reading
I have not read any non fiction this month! Well, I actually started an audio book called “A Thousand Brains: A New Theory of Intellige... | Continue reading
Machinehood by S.B. Divya, 416p: This book is full on ideas and questions about artificial intelligence and how it can integrate with h... | Continue reading
I’m reading the book "Homo distractus: Fight for your choices and identity in the digital age" by Anastasia Dedyukhina, and I enjoyed the... | Continue reading
Foundryside (The Founders Trilogy #1) by Robert Jackson Bennett, 503p: I enjoyed the magic system of giving the power of sentience to o... | Continue reading
Today was less chaotic than usual. I started with a planning block and after some hesitation, I planned the whole day! One meeting was c... | Continue reading
I didn’t plan my blocks first thing in the morning today. There was an urgent request from my manager when I arrived, so I spent the firs... | Continue reading
I have been struggling with scattered focus during my work hours, constantly changing contexts, checking emails, and feeling overwhelmed.... | Continue reading