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How does one “free up time” in your day, getting “more free time” when there are so many competing priorities and high stakes projects that won’t ever go away (but we hope they will)? It takes brief moments of reflection. A pause for thought, even if only 2 minutes, once or twice a day. Mindfully looking at what’s really causing the chaos.

Most people are settling for fine when things can be phenomenal. What do I mean by phenomenal? Good question. Have you ever been using your Mac and you stumble on something unexpected and awesome you never knew it could do? Well, I call those “Mac epiphanies.” They’re pretty phenomenal.

Here are some of the main factors that contribute to clients or customers trusting us without question, in any industry. I apologize – this article started out short, and grew very quickly in length. It would appear I like the sound of my own voice. 🙂

Hello! I’ve updated our “where am I” document… It should be even more helpful now!

I was talking with my great friend (and inspiration) Sarah Edmondson about year ago. I made a joke of some kind, what I thought was an awesome joke, and she replied with “Lol.” I had a bit of a moment. Why wasn’t it in caps?

I think I finally understand why some people are naturally adept with their technology, and some are less so (don’t worry, you can learn).

Imagine you want to accomplish a certain goal very badly. Something very important to you. Now, imagine if you know you can’t fail. You already know how to do it, you’re well fed and well caffeinated. Could you bring yourself to do it? Most people say yes. But… We just keep getting… Distracted!

Imagine sitting in your living room, confused and stuck, where suddenly a door to a crazy new reality opens up in the middle of smooth flat drywall across from where you’re sitting. An opening you couldn’t know existed, that changes everything…

There are so many options! Portable or Desktop? Big screen or small screen? In terms of which new Mac to choose, this is how I’d break it down, based on my experience…

I have bad news, everyone: The very best tools are daily discipline and significant mental effort devoted to building and maintaining a system. It takes a combination of software tools and a continual hunt for better options. That, or a mind-reading personal assistant android Jedi with astounding artificial intelligence, from the future…