Posts Tagged ‘options’

Productivity Without Power

We live in interesting times. In the last decade, there have been phenomenal advances in computer technology. Tiny computers -- netbooks and even smartphones -- let us carry power to rival the best desktops of a decade ago, allowing us to work just about anywhere. Web 2.0 applications ranging from simple to-do lists to full-featured word processors, spreadsheets, and even graphics editors let us create, store, access, and share data… Continue reading

April 6 2009 | By Dustin | Tagged: moleskine, options, paper, power, Productivity | 11 comments»

Who? What? When? Where? Why? Questions to Ask BEFORE Asking “How” to Live Your Life

Do you want only simple, specific tips, or something wider and deeper?

It's a very old journalistic cliché that stories should always contain answers to these six questions: What? Who? Where? When? How? Why? For example, a story about a murder could accomplish all of this in a single sentence: "Jones was murdered in his own home last evening by a neighbor using a shotgun in revenge for Jones' insults… Continue reading

December 31 2007 | By Adrian | Tagged: career_choice, change, decisions, life_choice, new_year_resolution, options, reflection | 4 comments»