The answer may (but shouldn’t) surprise you
Try doing too much today, and you’ll feel like a failure, no matter how much you got done. Don’t do enough, and you won’t conquer the world on schedule. Here’s how to find the sweet spot.
Strike a strong balance between security and convenience
Want to level up the safety of your most sensitive documents? Encrypted disk images give you a secure place to store your files.
You may be avoiding the one thing you need to focus on
No matter how much you have going on when you’re sick, there’s one thing you need to do. Clear the decks.
Start each week from a blueprint of how you want to work
There’s no need to create your weekly schedule from scratch. Once you figure out how you work best, use that as the starting point for each week.
Keep old planners around without buying them their own bookcase
If you use a paper planner, you inevitably run into one fatal question: What do I do with a planner once it’s full? Here’s how to keep those old planners around without buying them their own bookcase.
Even sleep improves when measured
Apple Watch is a great activity tracker during the day. At night, it can also help you get a good night’s sleep.
Make your digital assistant a little more fluent
When the default pronunciation isn’t right, it’s easy to teach Siri the right way to say it.
Teach your brain what to do next
Whether you’re trying to break a bad habit or start a new one, you can retrain your brain.
Spread things out before you’re spread too thin
Want to assign tasks to specific days during your weekly planning? Here’s how to set up OmniFocus.
There’s a tap for that
A lot of actions can be reduced to a single tap, then letting your phone do the rest.
