Command line lovers who want to move on from our beloved Remind, a new Google Code project called gcalcli offers a command line interface to GCal. While you're spending time in the terminal, list your Google calendars, cron reminders, quick add new events and get the day's agenda with gcalcli, which requires a bit of Python know-how to get working (mostly setting up dependent packages). Once gcalc
Gideon at Scholastici.us had some advice for students recently, saying that when it comes to scholarly reading, there really is no substitute for hard work, for actually sitting down and reading. Most the time in school what you need to do is very simple: Sit down with the book, a pen and paper, and perhaps a computer… And from that point, you read. That’s it. You go through and read the book, you
This is a reminder. You probably already know all – or most – of this. But reminders can be useful. If your memory is anything like mine it’s like a leaking bucket. Since I’ve started to write things down more often I have also noticed – when reviewing old notes – how much my memory can leak. The memory isn’t very reliable. Every time we remember something we recreate what happened rather than jus
Scott is obsessed with personal development. For the last ten years, he's been experimenting to find out how to learn and think better. A twenty five hour day isn’t coming any time soon. As long as your feet stay planted on the ground here, twenty four is all you’re going to get. However, with a bit of skill you can squeeze out a couple more hours to add to your day. Here’s how: Step One: Remove B
Why bother showing up early when you can blame any number of things for “making” you late? There’s traffic, a convenient ally when you need her. A distant cousin to traffic would be a freeway accident, which of course creates traffic. Then there’s the blatantly obvious excuse of sleeping through the alarm which causes you to get on the freeway late and immerse yourself in- you guessed it- traffic.
Scott is obsessed with personal development. For the last ten years, he's been experimenting to find out how to learn and think better. Do you invest your money? Putting away a portion of your income into an investment plan creates more money later. With interest rates and financial pundits it is easy to see why financial investment makes sense. But what about investment in other areas? Do you inv
Donald Latumahina is the founder of Life Optimizer, a self-improvement blog to help people reach their full potential. Most people recognize a champion only when he steps up the podium, but he actually has become a champion far before it. In fact, he has become a champion years before that glorious moment. Why? Because to reach that moment, first and foremost he has to become a champion in his dai
Nobody likes being criticised but, unfortunately it is a fact of life. To be able to respond to criticism with nobility and detachment is an important life skill, which few people have. If we respond to criticism without careful consideration, it can easily lead to unnecessary suffering. 1. What Can I Learn from Criticism? Most criticism is probably based, at least in part, on some truths. Critici
It’s a myth that you will one day be able to go home from a clear desk. It’s never going to happen. The plain truth is that there will always be work undone at the end of the day. This gives you three options: 1) Go home, but take the work with you and spend your evening doing it. This ensures maximum friction at home, minimum rest, and returning to work next day tired before you start. 2) Drag yo
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