Knowledge Worker’s Prayer: When to sync and when to async

Staying Sane and Sensible in your Digital…

Nerdy Blogging: Publishing Tools and Workflow for Developers

I have finally arrived with a writing and…

“Just in Time” vs “Just in Case”

The real unknowns are worth exploring. Circling around in your Arena…

Create More, Consume Better

things to remember when reading a non fiction

• no need to finish. you’ll know when to stop
• no need to go linearly. you can skip around
• no need to read everything on the page before continuing
• when you’re stuck, try…

Three ways to learn

There are three ways to learn: knowing something, doing something, and becoming something.

I know it sounds vague and philosophical. But here it is illustrated better.

Should I be a Generalist or Specialist?

Is it better to be a generalist or a specialist?

I started thinking about this question after seeing Dave Epstein’s new book, Range, mentioned many times in the past week within the productivity and intellectual corner of Twitterverse.

How to write well

Writing to think is easy but writing to communicate is hard.

Knowledge Worker’s Communication Guide: The Script — a Mad Lib (part 4)

Perfect communication is HARD. We can only make it less bad. We can communicate better by fixing one bad practice at a time.