Creating the Perfect Internal Scheduling Link
Lazy scheduling links lead to less efficient meetings. Here's how to create a perfect internal scheduling link that you can set up and forget.
All of my long-form thoughts on productivity, automation, OmniFocus, and more, collected in chronological order.
Lazy scheduling links lead to less efficient meetings. Here's how to create a perfect internal scheduling link that you can set up and forget.
Distractions, be gone! Stop derailing your day to work on just-in-time tasks from Slack and start tracking them alongside your other, equally-important work.
Start answering the question 'anything else you needed from me?' with confidence by leveling up your OmniFocus game.
Adam Wathan and Ben Orenstein recently discussed GTD, email, inboxes, and productivity on their podcast. Let's dig into a few parts that I felt could use some clarification.
Stop abusing due dates and reduce stresses on your system by asking yourself hard questions.
Discover two efficient methods for managing recurring projects in OmniFocus and choose the approach that suits your preferences.
There are apps that add Hyper key functionality to macOS, but this method will work on any OS without additional software!
I've seen an increase lately in the number of bad cold outreach I've received. Let's use AI to detect and filter them out!
Single action lists are dangerous, but can be a force for good when used responsibly. Let's take a look at the best way to structure these in OmniFocus, though the strategies can be applied to any tool.
I hate Slack's default preferences, and so can you! Here's how I set up Slack to be a minimalist, distraction-free experience that helps you maintain focus on the work you want to do.
Using Google Apps Script and Google Contacts, you can automatically send yourself reminders for key events in your life.
Using Google Apps Script and Google Contacts, you can automatically send yourself reminders to wish people a happy birthday.
Naming projects where you don't directly control the outcome can be challenging. As usual, David Allen's got a better way.
If you're on a large team with many moving parts, having a CRM is an absolute necessity. But how long can you get by without one if you're a solo founder or indie hacker? Quite a while, if you've got a tool like OmniFocus at hand.