Live the Life You Were Created For
In this episode of the Intentional Family, Rachel explains the history and evolution of birthdays along with examples of celebrating in a way that makes the recipient feel valued and loved.
In this episode of Bookworm, Joe & I attempt to beat procrastination once and for all.
It will come as no surprise that I really like Obsidian. Those who have followed my work the last couple of years know that I absolutely adore this app. The more I use it, the more I love it.
But it’s not an easy app to get started with. In fact, when I downloaded and launched it for the first time, I immediately closed it and wrote it off as not for me. It took a couple of people showing me the ways that it could improve my workflows for it to really click for me.
I’ve seen other people struggle with the same thing when I introduce them to Obsidian for the first time. So, I’ve started a side project to help people who are struggling getting their feet under them in Obsidian gain some traction.
The project is called Daily Obsidian Tips, and I share what I’ve learned about Obsidian via an email sequence in short, digestible chunks. I try to cover a broad range of tips from beginner to advanced that I’ve found practical and demonstrate how they work. The goal is to deliver a single quick tip every day and show how it can be useful so that you can then go implement it without a huge time investment if it resonates.
If you’re interested, it’s available for free at dailyobsidiantips.com. There are currently 52 daily tips, and I plan to keep adding new tips over time (I currently have an outline for 50 more).
(For transparency, I’m an Apple nerd. So all of the tips are from a macOS or iOS perspective. Just so all you Windows user don’t feel duped.)
Mike Vardy is back to talk about the rhythm of work and why some people feel “productivity” is becoming a dirty word.
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My sermon sketchnotes from July 31st, 2022. Enjoy!
In this episode of the Intentional Family, Rachel and I discuss the destructive power of the little foxes in our lives, how to spot them, and what to do to guard against them.
In this episode of Bookworm, Joe & I consider the role of love through creativity, collaboration, and excellence in the workplace and beyond.
Inspired by a Cal Newport article on Getting Things Done, David & I go through an audit of the (in)famous productivity system
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In this episode of the Intentional Family, Rachel shares the importance of choosing what is most important in the moment through a story of two sisters.