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alfred-worklog
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Since it can be difficult to keep track of what I worked on that day, I’ve been experimenting with some scripts to make it easier to journal my days’ activities. For now, most of it is bundled as an alfred workflow and is uploaded to github alfred-worklog ( Github ) |
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Timebox Server
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Various time management tools inspired by Pomodoro timers ( Github ) |
My Mornings in 2026
As part of my goal to be more organized, I wanted to document some of my morning routine. My day starts at night, in the sense that I have found the best way to have consistent mornings, is to have (as much as possible) consistent evenings. Knowing that I feel best with at least 7 hours of sleep, I try to ensure I am in bed by midnight, and try to avoid my phone too much in bed.
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In Pursuit of a Single Inbox
While nearly everyone likely has their own sisyphean task, one of mine is the search for the perfect inbox. Trying to have just one inbox to look at for the day has continued to be a challenge, even since I wrote about it in 2020 . Recently, I have looked at my daily workflow, and how I might converge on a single, primary inbox.
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How Many Inboxes?
How many inboxes do you have?
A few years ago I read a book Time Management for System Administrators which I sometimes summarize as “Don’t try to remember it, write it down”. Reading parts of Getting Things Done I also feel like I could summarize it in a similar way. Many of these systems have some concept of an Inbox for where tasks enter. One issue though is how many inboxes do you actually have ?
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Organizing Knowledge and Time and More
