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Behance Action Method

Action Journal Productivity & Stationary Obsessions

On January 6, 2012 · 2 Comments

 

I am obsessed with stationary and writing utensils. Really.

You might call me a stationary snob because using yellow post it notes bothers me, and I need ones that aren’t that gross, generic color. Or, you might get weirded out by the fact that I have a pen holder at work with 15 carefully [...]

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Negativity, Motivation and The Road Not Taken

On December 3, 2011 · 1 Comment

Oh hey. It’s been a while since I’ve written. While I wrap up my post about removing DRM for transfer of Kindle Fire books, I figured I would take  a detour and write something related to actual, real life and close it with one of my favorite poems.

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Breathe – Clear your Mind – Write – ATTACK IT.

On September 6, 2011 · Leave a Comment

I always struggling with simplifying things. Why is this? Because I have a tendency to want to do the best with everything (yes, this can be a bad trait at times) and often times I don’t take the time to really assess what needs to be done RIGHT this very minute.

I was reading this [...]

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Action Book

A Generation of Franticism

On January 16, 2011 · 2 Comments

Franticism. The theory of franticness.

Not really a word in the dictionary (yes, I looked it up), but something great to add to my selly-ictionary.

We live in a generation that’s in a constant state of Frantic, and I mainly noticed this due to my own slight tendencies towards the Frantic. We’re surrounded by constant [...]

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RSS Reader HELP.

On October 18, 2010 · Leave a Comment

I really need to catch up on blogs and websites I like to stalk (please see previous post, to understand why its neccesary for my sanity) and as much as I love Google products, Google reader is just way too cluttered and annoying for my liking. YEAH. I said it. I dislike a Google [...]

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Life Block- where’s the inspiration?

On October 17, 2010 · Leave a Comment

WARNING: this is not going to be cohesive at all. Can’t think.

It seems like I’ve been getting writer’s block frequently. I haven’t been on here to update much (been busy writing elsewhere, working, etc) and I know that my poor site is losing its fun.

I APOLOGIZE! So here’s something I managed to conjure [...]

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Part 1: Pushing Team Productivity and Action (an Ode to Making Ideas Happen)

On August 21, 2010 · 4 Comments

Making Ideas Happen is a genius book and I’ve been utilizing it to its fullest- it’s great for anybody within any kind of business to take a peek at. I think it’s really important for a team because it instills a sense of responsibility and structure. Everyone needs to be on the same page when [...]

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Why Social Networks will never replace email

On August 16, 2010 · 4 Comments

Have you ever had this conversation with someone in their teens? Siblings, relative, friends, perhaps?

Me: “What’s your email address?”

Kid trapped in social network: “An e…. wait, what?”

Me: “Email address! Electronic mail!”

Kid trapped in social network: “Mail can be electronic? Cool. so… what is mail anyway? Is that that thing called ‘snail [...]

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Post-Its

Mini Post-it note children, OCD and tech, OH MY!

On August 8, 2010 · 5 Comments

I wrote a guest post on Freelance Folder the other day (which I’m super ecstatic about, by the way, because I’ve been wanting to post on there FOR-EV-ER! after site stalking) and was getting a bunch of positive and interesting comments on there. Pretty much, the article was about how pen [...]

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Gmail Labs is Awesome Part I

On May 26, 2010 · 1 Comment

It’s been brought to my attention that not everyone knows that Gmail Labs exists, thanks to the surprised look when I showed some of the ladies in my office (love you guys!)…so I thought it might make a cute post to wrap together a few useful features of Gmail Labs.

Where is this “Flask”? [...]

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