Chalk this one up to another one of my blinding flashes of the obvious.

On a recent episode of Back to Work they mentioned about quantifying yourself. Dan and Merlin talked about how they use the FitBit for tracking both their sleep and movement. I've been using mine as a …

The last chapter of David Allen's "Ready for Anything" is about making each year the "year of better choices". I think that's an admirable goal as it's not only measurable but also one that isn't adversarial like some goals are (IE: I'll lose 100 pounds by the end of January …

I swear it doesn't take much to get me into a death-spiral. Spent too long descaling the coffee pot and doing dishes, and didn't get some other things that I wanted to get done completed. Ended the evening completely pissed off at myself and wondering what the point of it …

Today Pope Benedict XVI said he's resigning.

A life-long appointment as the leader of the Catholic church just gave his notice that he's no longer willing or able to continue full-speed ahead on the current course.

Good for him.

Whatever reasons he has personally, he knew he wasn't going to …

In working through my GTD processes I've noticed something that I've known in my subconscious for quite some time but haven't really articulated until a few weeks ago; namely I have dead letter contexts.

The dead letter office (now known as mail recovery centers. How politically correct.) is the place …