I’m not sure I completely agree that ClickUp has this right. Work is broken? Maybe. Probably. But “app-switching fragments work, steals time, and kills productivity”? I’m not sure about that. I get a lot more work done when I don’t have Mail or Slack open. Having them integrated in a single app seems like *more* of a productivity killer than switching between apps.
This is one of the nice things about Nostr, actually. I *want* to switch between a variety of smaller, more focused apps to do specific things.
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Another email with this phrase: “we apologise for any inconvenience”.
Don’t apologize for _any_ inconvenience — just acknowledge that this _is_ inconvenient and say you’re sorry!
(I don’t actually care about my book coming late — I just care about good customer service, and this email missed the mark.)
Sunsama is great. I’m not sure why I never planned my days before, but now that I am, it’s awesome. I feel like I can actually get the important things done and forget the rest (until tomorrow, or next week, or whenever).
Give it a shot if you feel like you’re constantly reacting to things that aren’t as important as the things you really need to do.
Hat tip to @Matt Lorentz for introducing me to it!
@jb55 Damus crashes on launch for me on macOS 14.7.2 (23H311). Well, it started when I logged in — it crashed immediately after I pasted my key and clicked the Login button. Now whenever I launch it just crashes. I deleted it and reinstalled; still crashing on launch. Is there something I can do to clear data and try again?
I recently bought an Amazon Kindle Paperwhite — my first ereader — and have been reading Radical Candor on it. So far, I’m loving how I can highlight things without ruining the book. As much as I love reading on paper, I never wanted to destroy a book by marking it up with notes or highlights. It’s nice to feel totally free to do this, and the Paperwhite makes it really easy to highlight text.
Maybe I should just get over myself and mark up paper books, but I guess that would require buying rather than borrowing and I’m not sure I want to do that.
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