That looks really impressive that looks really impressive.

There was this app called Awareness that I used that was pretty good. Also using Omnifocus goes a long way towards reducing my anxiety.

I love it. Very ninja like.

Thanks for an interesting article on habits. Physical exercise does help me with behavioural change. I agree with that point.

You're welcome :-) Thanks for your kind words.

OK It's really tempting to take a note of this command and use it later ... but it's equally dangerous ... so I'm going to resist and go for the good old Cmd+Delete to delete files/folders etc...

I read an interesting article the other day on one of the biggest tech prediction trends in 2014 being 'device promiscuity' ... I wonder if I'm going to be one of those that cheats on Apple

I find DayOne is really awesome. Mainly because of the little icon at the top of my screen which allows me to make a note in my journal at any time regardless of what app I'm in.

I haven't come across this approach before.

Haha. Great idea :)

I actually did buy the app on the iPhone and never got around to using it. After reading these two comments I'm not going to bother.

I actually did try that ... and it did work ... but not for long which is annoying.

How do you stop the door from creaking? That's the bane in my life right now.

After having experimented with several productivity hacks over the last couple of years I am starting to realise that having a productive morning is critical to a productive day. You can read the full post on my blog here but essentially here's are the 5 things I do.

I know I'd love to but it's just so much easier to get a take out meal.

Nice post.

Didn't realise you could use your phone to determine if a remote needs a battery change. Handy hack. Thanks.

I agree that my comment was condescending. I apologise.

I wish my cables were so beautifully organised!

This video is awesome. It has a very interesting perspective on empathy from a compassion standpoint. Talks about some interesting stuff around mirror neurons at 1 min and 59 seconds.