I was disturbed when I read this article, about a women whose life looked perfect from the outside and social media but she killed herself. In the article Beth Landam writes, “Increasingly, most of us are living two lives: one online, one
Technology
-
-
My first day back to the beach this spring and the weather was sunny and beautiful. I walked the pier admiring the sailboats on the blue Lake Michigan. Ducks walked among the rocks. A five-year old girl was running through the cold water
-
My email was getting behind. My project turnaround time was growing. My husband ate pizza for dinner two nights in a row. I was feeling very frustrated. How did it all get so out of control? I know there was more work because several program
-
I’ve had quite a lot of emails saying they can’t remember the password to the calendar. Or to the chat room. Each site has different rules – must contain a number, must contain a special character, must not contain a special
-
One of the most annoying things about making changes, trying to declutter and simplify is often we only see what still needs to be done. And, boy, it can feel overwhelming. If there is so much to do, how can we ever get to our goal? One way to
-
As with anything else, having good tools makes simpler living easier as well. Calendar – I prefer Google calendar, but one you can take with you is ideal. But, that doesn’t mean you schedule something immediately. You still want to
-
I’ve been using Workflowy for a few months now. It’s a to do list, project list and note list in one. And it’s very simple. You type. And if you want another level you tab over. Here is what part of my workflowy looks like: