Joshua Wold

There's some task managers out there, as well as information on productivity and task management systems, whether digital or something analog. I started thinking about what a task manager that works how I think, taking inspiration from all the things I've used over the years. This

Just finished watching an excellent video from James Clear on the small changes you can make in your life to improve over time. This lines up very closely with the daily habits I've been practicing last year. I highly recommend checking out this talk! Sharing my sketchnotes below:

Last week I installed the iOS 11 public beta on my phone. After playing with it on my iPad for a few months I figured it'd be safe enough to add to my daily driver. It's a new OS that adds features to a pretty established

https://make.xwp.co/2017/08/30/contributing-to-wordpress-core-as-a-non-developer/ Sharing a post I wrote for XWP, where I work as a Product Owner / Designer.

I gave talks/workshops at WordCamp Toronto 2017, WordCamp Baltimore 2017, WordCamp Europe 2018, and WordCamp for Publishers 2018 on the importance of sketching, wireframes, and prototypes. You can watch these online at WordPress.TV. In this talk I shared simple steps to create sketches and wireframes that you can

While I'm busy building my life, working, learning, planning, and all around staying busy, I often catch glimpses of something far more important that's quickly passing me by. My son is 4 years old, and right now one of the highlights of his day, especially since

As a teenager I tried running. Any attempts quickly ended in a fit of coughing with my lungs feeling ripped out. Finally around 19 a friend took me running for 2 miles. He kept us at a medium jogging pace, and at the end I didn't feel like