Favorite Books of 2014
On the advice of the authors, I read Dan Harris’s 10% Happier: How I Tamed the Voice in My Head, Reduced Stress Without Losing My Edge, and Found Self-Help That Actually Works–A True Story [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0062265431/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&
The Older The Technology The More Likely It Will
> “The older the technology, the more likely it will continue to be useful. Find the minimum amount of technology that will maximize your options.” — Kevin Kelly
Complaining About Dead Trees When You See Paper Is
> “Complaining about dead trees when you see paper is like complaining about dead cotton plants when you pull on your socks.” — Dr. Drang [http://www.leancrew.com/all-this/2012/05/less-paper/]
The Best Sites Are Often Designed With A Paper And
> “The best sites are often designed with a paper and pencil. If your arm gets tired, you’ve probably overdone it.” — Seth Godin
Uses for Notebooks
I love notebooks, but I often have to justify getting so many while filling up so few. So, I’m keeping this ever-updating list of uses for notebooks to return to whenever I feel the need to put these works of office art to good use: 1. Mind maps. I’
I Like Muji Notebooks And Muji Pens Because They
> “I like Muji notebooks and Muji pens because they work well, yet don’t feel precious. In my case, the more I treasure a tool, the less likely I am to use it. I always scribble all over the first page because there’s no way I can make
Im Not A Luddite I Just Think Paper And Pen Is A
> “I’m not a Luddite. I just think paper and pen is a superior technology.” — Austin Kleon [https://twitter.com/austinkleon/statuses/461635976121442305]
For Thinking And Tasking Nothing Beats Good Old
> “For thinking and tasking, nothing beats good old pen and paper and I should stop flirting with anything else.” — Patrick Rhone [http://patrickrhone.com]
Paper Doesnt Crash
> “Paper doesn’t crash.” — Jason Fried
I Think That As The Cameras Become Ubiquitous As
> “I think that as the cameras become ubiquitous, as everyone gravitates towards the same tools, the playing field will truly become leveled, and ironically we’ll discover that our only true differentiator in time will become the author’s understanding of how they can best put those tools into