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Sparkle cleans your chronically chaotic file system — automatically
Nat reveals the Roam setup that he uses to run his life
“Follow your heart” is squishy advice. It’s a Goop headline. It’s a bumper sticker. It’s something you imagine Adam Neumann plastering on
What to do when it feels like you're spinning your wheels intellectually
Khe Hy on the joy of regressing
Visakan Veerasamy on building an audience by making internet friends
Nate Berkopec tunes himself like a server—in a surprisingly human way
Nir Eyal on distraction, remote work, and AI
Reviewing a wearable device that uses special vibrations to help you "stress less" and "sleep better"
Screen Time on iOS is like ice cream cake: so full of promise, and yet also always so underwhelming. It’s probably Apple’s most valuable so
The Kickstarter and Metalabel cofounder just needs butcher paper to work through ideas
Square’s Restaurant Product Lead on integrating career and family
The co-founder of Foursquare tells us about the systems he uses to start companies, remember what he reads, and prioritize his time
We pull back the curtain on how he gets things and done, and do a deep dive on his system for making videos
The co-host of the My First Million Podcast reveals his tools for growing into a better version of himself
Amanda Goetz, VP of Marketing at The Knot, shares her routines for managing a day job, a startup, and three kids.
We talk about how Cameron Porter takes notes on meetings and podcasts, how he sets personal OKRs, and about being world-class at multiple things
Craig Mod's 30-day treks fuel his books, newsletters, and apps
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Polina Pompliano on organization and the future of great writing
How Isaac Newton conquered the loneliness and boredom of quarantine
“I need to get organized so I can do my work,” people say to me often. I want to write a novel, but first I need to organize my notes. I w
