##What Is The Greatest Movie Quote of All Time?
Wrong. This is the right answer.
“I’m You’re Huckleberry.”
Simon Cowell’s teeth are so wite they look like implants.
This post sounds like old web guys crying, “I don’t like how you’re paying for the service you give away for free.”
Perfect Example. All Google did was refine their visual design over the years. If they had not updated their design then the old web guys would be crying about that.
It’s still going on because it’s 2019 and summer doesn’t end on Labor Day anymore.
This article about Nick Sweetman’s homescreen on The Sweet Setup includes this tidbit on productivity that has started to bug me.
and if it’s really important, people will send a second text.
What’s important to you might not be important to someone else but, that doesn’t mean you get to be a dick.
Quit being a dick in the quest to be “productive” and respond to people.
Think of the media as Democratic operatives with press credentials.
Us vs Them is never a good argument.
YOU CAN’T GO BACK AND CHANGE THE BEGINNING, BUT YOU CAN START WHERE YOU ARE AND CHANGE THE ENDING.
[it’s hard to know whether Apple intended this to be anything more than a small-scale early-stage experiment](it’s hard to know whether Apple intended this to be anything more than a small-scale early-stage experiment)
I highly doubt that Apple wants stock of Homepods sitting in warehouses like they currently are.
I did not know there was a problem with “No Problem”.
Looks like I won’t be saying that again.
How do I procrastinate?
Easy.
I drink coffee, browse the internet, and listen to music. All while feeling lousy for not doing the things I should be doing and complaining on the internet about it.
Oh, you didn’t ask? I guess I’m just procrastinating again.
Today is a Save Draft type of day for me here on micro.blog.
I really need to quit reading The Pen Addict.
My new mantra for the rest of the year:
I do not need another notebook.
I do not need another pen.
I do not need another notebook.
I do not need another pen.
Let’s be honest though. I won’t quit reading The Pen Addict. I will keep wanting new notebooks and pens to try.
I’ve had the same Goals for a couple of years. They normally start out as New Year’s Resolutions and then kind of fade into the background of my mind. They tend to sit there and pop up, saying “Oh, yeah I wanted to work on that this year”. I have tried to use a Bullet Journal to keep track of tasks and goals and to do’s and projects and thoughts. I have tried to use Evernote as a Getting Things Done filing system. I have tried to do list apps and web services. I have yet to find one that works for me. I will keep trying. But, the issue might be that I don’t have any will to start my momentum going.
Pretty much sums up everything. Nothing is perfect.
Just Do It.
And here comes Seth Godin with another angle
If failure is not an option, then, most of the time, neither is success.
If I’m trying to find a way to be productive that is
a proven, verified, approved, deniable answer that will get them an A on the test
way to Get Things Done then I’m jamming myself into a box I might not fit.
My Problem is Always the Same. Starting.
Question for all the productivity gurus out there:
How do you know what is the right thing to do?
As Nicholas Bates says
stop and think. And don’t just do things. Do the right things. Set your compass.
How do you set your compass when you’re not positive of your direction?