Another service that you may like

Isn’t it funny how there seems to be a company falling over themselves to help you do anything these days?
Imagine a service that wants to help you manage tasks just by thinking about them and then they appear on a website for you to arrange and edit. We are almost there but Jott.com lets [...]

YouMail is a worthy addition to your cell phone.

YouMail is the bomb! I just heard about this service by listening to an interview with one of their top guys on Off the Hook. Those guys are old school hackers and they ask tough questions.
The service looks great and I can’t imagine why you would not want this. It’s free, you can have a [...]

Accounting for time

With so many different tasks at work, one of my goals is to have a good accounting of my time so that I have a good answer for the question “What took so long?” or “What did you do today?”
Half of yesterday and all of today I used a tool, SlimTimer to track my day. [...]

Yeah, books!

I got two books in the mail today from Amazon, Getting Things Done and Web Database Applications with PHP and MySQL
I have wanted the first for over a year and finally took the plunge. The second I have been wanting for a month based on a recommendation from my good friend Josh Clark. Our pastor [...]

Google Reader rocks

I am loving using Google Reader to stay up to date with RSS feeds and blogs and news. I am not subscribed to hundreds of feeds like some people (Scoble is so cool that I don’t need to link to him) but because of “Shared Items” I can read the cream of his rss feed. [...]

Taken from the moleskine website

“A writer is not so much someone who has something to say as he is someone who has found a process that will bring about new things he would not have thought of if he had not started to say them.”
– William Stafford
I am adding this to my wishlist, Large Squared Journal but I am [...]