Weekly Review – Impact of @1Password, Typography and @BrainCutlery Manifesto

In personal terms, some big things happened last week, I’ve bought my tickets for USA, and now it’s a flight waiting game. As I make my move, I believe it will have a dramatic impact on my work, my style and even topics that I write here. Health wise I felt dramatically better, so I’ve [...]

The musings about my Generation Y

I was reading an article on MindJet blog on how to motivate the generation Y. We are very different generation, unconventional. We have a lot of demands according to this article, but do not offer a lot of structure for the baby boomers standards. Well to hell with their standards, let markets prove us wrong. [...]

Complete Markdown Guide For People With Apples

It took quite a while, before I completely adopted markdown, not only as a syntax language that it really is, but more so like the way of thinking, phrasing, editing and writing my content. So if you were a complete newb to lingo of the internet, in that case syntax language might sound odd. But [...]

19 Keyboard shortcuts for Writers #mac #productivity

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So you recently started writing, but you are still using your mouse to pin point locations in your text? Even if you are writing veteran, and you are using mouse, than you’re on the right place. This article is written specifically for you. These keyboard shortcuts are specifically useful for writers, but for anyone else [...]

Clutter is #productivity turn off

Mess is a huge turn off for productivity. The less I have the better I get. When I have too much stuff in the “working zone”, I tend to hate it, leave it and don’t frequent back to it often. Virtual Clutter ? Does that exist ? This stands for virtual, as well as it [...]

Who is in Charge of Your Waiting For List?

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How much control do you have over your Waiting For list? Do you have a good Waiting For to Completed ratio? If you examine your GTD lists, your waiting for list is the one list that allegedly you can’t control. You are totally dependent on other people’s performance and their interest or ability to comply [...]

Lessons from my fling with a 9 to 5

Commute Frenzy

I know that there are many of you out there who are dreaming big about their online business, while working for someone else. Financial urge pushed me into getting the job, so I can take things do the next level. Luckily, I am a positive thinker, and instead of working less on my blog, I will actually invest more of my time efficiently into pushing out meaningful content.

Productivity secrets of Serial Guest Blogger

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Onibalusi is one of my closest blogging friends. We started talking like half a year ago, and we keep in touch on Skype back and fourth ever since. I am inspiring him to migrate to Mac completely, successfully to certain degree. During his blogging career I witnessed that he helped hundred of people set of their writing careers. See him share his productivity secrets.

Make productivity Exciting and Take Action!

Run towards your goals

I’ve been through a lot of productivity books, ebooks, tutorials, and quite frankly, it’s boring me to tears to read those kinds of manuals. Yes, information is useful, and yes if we play by the rules our outputs are gonna skyrocket. But is that the only reward? Where is the energy behind all that crude organization?

Case Study – Setting up Efficiency Ecosystem with 20$ investment

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I got a call a couple of days ago from my friend Mina Vrhovec. Recently she started a company that is involved with selling tourist arrangements and seles of membership cards that offer discounts to the members. I liked the idea a lot, but while listening about her business and the way it operates I noticed a couple of great flaws and I gave them some top notch advice, considering that they are operating on low budget.