I absolutely love a voice that has a take, an opinion, standing for something. I’m not specifically talking about political takes, although those do matter. What I’m talking about is the individual tastes and opinions that make up a person and come out in their writing, speaking, and
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And funnily enough, I only really recognize where the balance stands after the fact. In the moment, it all just feels very natural, like I’m doing exactly what I’m supposed to do. So I’m going to keep doing it – and, of course, tracking it. If any other
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I’ve been wearing an Apple watch for a year and a half now. Before that I’d tried other watches but none stuck. Nearliy every other wrist band Item I’ve tried before hasn’t worked. Fitbits were a great idea, and I tried several. But they were never
If you’ve ever had the problem of a laptop (especially a slick aluminum MacBook) not staying on your lap, do yourself a favor and buy a roll of CatTongue Grips. It’s the first thing I put on a new laptop (well other than critical software) I know, I
It’s more important now than ever, being in a mostly remote world, to practice kindness and empathy, as you never really know what someone is going through. This week, more than ever, we can be kind. (Via JEDDACP)
Some of us have been holding on so tightly for so long that we don't even remember how it feels to let go. In my calmer moments I’m able to see the need for breathing, opening up, allowing my senses to flood my brain, and finding space
Here's a rolling list of posts, blogs, and links that I've been enjoying. Links that roll off (after 30) will be highlighted in my Week Notes for posterity purposes. What a beautiful idea. I’ve never had a blogroll myself, but I’ve occassionally benefitted from
I see this experience a bit like what happens after an intense fire burns a stretch of forest down to ash: seeds that were dormant and waiting for just that moment suddenly germinate and stretch up to the clear, bright sun. Years ago (less than I wish) I was part
The rise of remote work and, in turn, employee-monitoring software sparked a boom in mouse and keyboard jigglers and other hacks to help staffers fake computer activity—often so they can step away to do laundry or a school pickup. Now some companies are cracking down on the subterfuge,
Brown noise. It’s essential to helping me sleep. Even though iOS has this built in now I still prefer Dark Noise and just turn on the Brown Noise option at medium to high volume. Also, it’s better than white noise, or pink noise. It started as a kid,
Watching Apple’s WWDC demos of Apple Intelligence, I too had my brain racing with the concept of just asking my phone to do things and have it go into apps and services to get it done, but I also can’t help but feel like we’ve been here
There's a sound. There's a note that begins everything. But before the note there is silence, silence is where everything begins. There's a blank page before the words appear, there's a white canvas before the picture materialises. There's space and