David Kadavy is author of Mind Management, Not Time Management; Digital Zettelkasten; & Design for Hackers.
When it came time for me to choose a college, I had no idea what I was doing. For reasons I still can’t explain, I chose to go to The University of Nebraska at Kearney. At least until I recognized my mistake.
I used to be a time management enthusiast. I say “used to be,” because time management eventually stopped working for me.
Sometimes people tell me, “Hey David, The Heart to Start is a great book, but now that I’ve figured out how to start, how do I finish?!”
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April’s revenues were $5,283, up from March’s $3,099. Profits were $4,003, up from March’s $1,959. keep on reading »
One day, I was in a coworking space, here in Colombia, writing in my Moleskine notebook. One of the other co-workers came up to me and asked me a question.
Can you feel the anxiety piling up? You know what it is – it’s FOMO. The Fear of Missing Out. In a hyper-connected world, FOMO is more intense than ever.
To get exceptional results, you need to do exceptional things.
The past decade or so, I’ve been working on a new approach to productivity. It all started when I realized that time management was failing me. keep on reading »
Ari Meisel (@arimeisel) created a productivity system out of necessity. He was suffering from a chronic and life-threatening illness that was so severe, he had no choice but to make the most out of every ounce of energy he had.
An audio version of this income report is available to Patreon backers of certain levels »
March’s revenues were $3,099, down from February’s $4,918. Profits were $1,959, down from February’s $4,056. keep on reading »