Keeping a diary is one of the most private things you can do, yet also one of the easiest to accidentally expose. Taking up a pencil and paper has always been a great option for jotting down some notes. I’m quite partial to it, currently writing every day in a Leuchtturm1917, and carrying another notebook … Read more
If you’ve ever been interested personal note-taking in the digital space or even just Googled “workflow” you’ve almost certainly been exposed to Obsidian and the idea of a second brain. Yet, the way people talk about these ideas starts to feel magical instead of realistic and they quickly look more complicated than useful. In reality, … Read more
Recently, Android Police released an absolutely incredible guide to cleaning your Gmail storage. I haven’t read through the full thing yet, but I can already tell it’s going to be a banger for anyone past the beginning stages of freelancing, because there is even a section that seems tailored to eliminating PR emails with like … Read more
If you’re a digital notetaker, journal keeper, or diarist, there are probably two main reasons you keep things digital. One, typing is faster than handwriting for most people. Two, long-term storage feels far more secure in a digital format. But with the constant threat of cloud account shutdowns and computer failure, there’s a surprisingly large … Read more
