Greg McKeown asked LinkedIn a dangerous question: Who listens to you best? The options included a spouse, a friend, or AI.

1. The "More Research" Bunny Crater: You're not "preparing"; but you are likely attempting to avoid starting. Drowning in data rarely leads to action, just more questions.

If your apps worked in an office, here’s the org chart:

If people can’t see it, smell it, or touch it, they’ll likely doubt it...just the way our weird lil brains work.

Everyone, meet automation. It can be your new digital teammate. There are many out there for you to choose from.

Welcome back to the annual Productivity Olympics, sponsored by Your Anxiety™.

Event One: Long-Form Emailing

Grammarly takes gold for catching 123 typos in a single panic draft.

Event Two: Streak Hoarding

TypeShare users compete to the death: who can post from the...

1️⃣ Tiny Decision, Big Spiral.

“What should I eat?” becomes an existential crisis about purpose and destiny. (no, just me??)

1. Admit your control issues. If you’ve ever said, “It’s faster if I do it myself,” you’re the problem.

This post is about saying less.

Ever spend three hours researching the "perfect" toaster?