Big News Coming Soon (And I’m Still Getting Things Done)
(In case you missed the other big news going on right now: we’re expecting again :) This will be #2 for us. Due in October. We’re very excited and incredibly blessed. We’d appreciate prayers, if you’re the praying type.)
I’ve been pretty quite on the Internets recently. Been “heads-down” on a huge project ever since SXSW. I’ll get to talk about it towards the end of the week :) I can vouch for the absolute productivity boost of remaining off twitter, out of Facebook/other soc.net sites, and staying invisible or offline of your IM. I wonder how people used to work in the days before these things…
I’m still continuing to study and practice “getting things done” methodology. Focusing mostly on staying de-cluttered. This has had the effect of vastly freeing up a part of my brain I didn’t know was occupied. Here are some recent good links along that line.
Can Someone Be A Collector and Be Uncluttered?
I am a bit of a collector. Right now, most everything (with a few exceptions) are in boxes. This was inspirational. I’m going to continue to reduce the amount of “stuff” I have, but this gives some great ideas for displaying stuff I can’t let go.
Large, cluttered, diaper bags (backpacks) are the bane of my existence right now. This looks great.
Will-power Capacity Can be Increased with Practice
The brain has a limited capacity for self-regulation, so exerting willpower in one area often leads to backsliding in others. The good news, however, is that practice increases willpower capacity, so that in the long run, buying less now may improve our ability to achieve future goals
How To Save Money Running a Startup
Great article, Jason! Many of these can also be applied to a home office, or, as he mentions, a co-working space.
Offices and The Creativity Zone
Getting into the creativity zone while working in an office (and how hard that is to do.)
Simply, beautiful.
