Boosting My Productivity December 18, 2014Filed under blog#email#inbox zero#pomodoro#productivityMarkdown source
A New Schedule Trying to make better use of my time toward my goals. July 16, 2016 (updated July 18, 2016)Filed under blog#productivityMarkdown source
2016 in Review, Introduction Or: a ridiculous year summarized! December 27, 2016Filed under Blog#2016-in-review#family#fitness#podcasting#productivity#software development#writingMarkdown source
2016 in Review, Part 1 of 6 Running headfirst into a wall of pneumonia. December 27, 2016Filed under Blog#2016-in-review#family#fitness#podcasting#productivity#software development#writingMarkdown source
2016 in Review, Part 2 of 6 So. many. words. I had no idea how many words. December 28, 2016Filed under Blog#2016-in-review#family#fitness#podcasting#productivity#software development#writingMarkdown source
2016 in Review, Part 3 of 6 Podcasting: Winning Slowly, New Rustacean, and more! December 29, 2016Filed under Blog#2016-in-review#family#fitness#podcasting#productivity#software development#writingMarkdown source
2016 in Review, Part 4 of 6 Writing software for Olo and for open source. December 30, 2016Filed under Blog#2016-in-review#family#fitness#podcasting#productivity#software development#writingMarkdown source
2016 in Review, Part 5 of 6 Getting things done in 2016 and beyond. December 31, 2016Filed under Blog#2016-in-review#family#fitness#podcasting#pomodoro#productivity#software development#writingMarkdown source
2016 in Review, Part 6 of 6 Plans for 2017! January 01, 2017Filed under Blog#2016-in-review#family#fitness#podcasting#productivity#software development#writingMarkdown source
Log All the Things! Or: sometimes it’s nice to know what I did this week. July 07, 2017Filed under blog#pomodoro#productivityMarkdown source
Knowing Your Rhythms Or: why I'm marking out all the time before 7am as mine. December 11, 2017Filed under blog#productivityMarkdown source
A Little Status Update How my experiment in early-morning writing is going, three days in. December 13, 2017Filed under blog#productivity#writingMarkdown source
Momentum Two weeks of daily writing, and how “productivity” happens. December 22, 2017Filed under blog#productivity#writingMarkdown source
2017 in Review: My Goals Not the year we expected. But a good year nonetheless. December 24, 2017Filed under blog#2017-review#family#fitness#podcasting#productivity#software development#writingMarkdown source
2017 in Review: Looking Forward Some hopes and (tentative, as ever) plans for 2018. December 26, 2017Filed under blog#2017-review#family#fitness#podcasting#productivity#software development#writingMarkdown source
Tweet less. Blog more. An uncomplicated game plan for writing this year. January 02, 2018Filed under Blog#productivity#writingMarkdown source
Getting the Right Things Done When I write about “productivity,” what am I actually talking about? And why? January 10, 2018Filed under blog#productivityMarkdown source
On Steam (Specifically, Running Out of It) Or, what happens when you stay in “go mode” for a really long time. April 05, 2018 (updated October 11, 2018)Filed under blog#burnout#open-source software#productivity#writingMarkdown source
Strategies for Maintaining Motivation Because we all know projects themselves cannot be interesting forever. June 03, 2018Filed under Blog#productivity#workMarkdown source
The Value of a Good Habit Reflections on my writing mornings, over half a year in. July 10, 2018Filed under blog#productivity#writingMarkdown source
Some Mild Burnout But ‘mild’ does not mean ‘not dangerous.’ July 15, 2018Filed under blog#burnout#productivity#workMarkdown source
Going Offline I signed out of Slack for most of the day a few times this week, and it was bliss. September 01, 2018Filed under Tech#burnout#chat#productivity#remote work#slackMarkdown source
Making Things Helps At least for me, doing “non-stressful” things as part of burnout sometimes means doing things other people would find stressful. That’s okay. September 28, 2018Filed under Blog#burnout#open-source software#productivity#restMarkdown source
Just Write Down What You Do Career tip: for every day, week, and month, summarize the things you accomplished. November 13, 2018Filed under Blog#career#getting things done#productivityMarkdown source
Stewarding My Reserves I seem to be through the worst of this burnout. But stewarding my recovery is its own challenge. December 09, 2018 (updated December 09, 2018)Filed under blog#burnout#productivity#restMarkdown source
My Current Setup Apps I use to get things done. January 19, 2019Filed under Tech#apps#pomodoro#productivity#reading#software development#writingMarkdown source
Seeing Things Through Getting a handle on actually finishing things I care about. March 02, 2019Filed under blog#productivity#running#software development#writingMarkdown source
Update: Writing Down What I Do Making better use of Bear’s “Archive” functionality. July 29, 2019Filed under blog#getting things done#pomodoro#productivityMarkdown source
A Healthier Calendar Don’t let other people keep you from doing deep work. July 31, 2019Filed under Blog#getting things done#productivityMarkdown source
Stealing a Page From Bullet Journals An experiment: using bullet journal notation as a complement to my existing habits. August 29, 2019Filed under blog#bullet journal#getting things done#pomodoro#productivityMarkdown source
rewrite Dev Journal: How I Started The smallest possible set of tasks. September 04, 2019Filed under Tech#productivity#rewrite#rewrite dev journal#software developmentMarkdown source
No More Alarms Leaning into my body’s natural rhythms. September 10, 2019Filed under Blog#burnout#mental health#productivity#restMarkdown source
rewrite Dev Journal: How Progress Doesn’t Feel Learning in a new ecosystem doesn’t always feel like progress—but it is. October 26, 2019Filed under Tech#productivity#rewrite#rewrite dev journal#software developmentMarkdown source
Tending My Word-Garden On building essays and tending blogs. November 06, 2019Filed under blog#productivity#writing#zettelkastenMarkdown source
The Problem with Word Count Goals I’m glad I’m doing this project—but it doesn’t handle edits! November 10, 2019Filed under Blog#editing#productivity#writingMarkdown source
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