Turn scattered life tracking into one organized system. Learn how to use Obsidian for daily journaling, home maintenance logs, and personal tracking—with simple templates and query examples that just work.
Turn 10 minutes of manual status reporting into 2 minutes with AI-powered skills. Learn how Claude Code skills transform Obsidian templates into intelligent automation that reads your notes, identifies patterns, and generates professional reports instantly.
Get started with Claude Code and Obsidian MCP integration in 15 minutes. Learn how to query your vault with natural language, search notes intelligently, and automate common workflows—no coding required.
Learn how to build a powerful personal knowledge management system with Obsidian. Part 1 covers vault architecture, the PARA method, naming conventions, and template systems that scale from daily notes to multi-year projects.
A practical framework for managers to divide their 40-hour work week into five equal 20% allocations, balancing operational work, strategic thinking, relationship building, and personal development.
A deep dive into what organizational culture really means, why it matters, and how to build high-performance cultures that drive engagement and results.
An update to my 2021 post on getting the most out of your Slack application in the least amount of time.
A productivity lightning talk on getting the most out of Slack.
I’ve finally found a solution to the vacuum created when my favorite RSS reader got the axe (RIP Google Reader). I loved being able to quickly browse…
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The first in a series of posts about how to run a startup and develop a product, written by guest author Matt Rogers of Aroxo - a person-to-person trading…
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Andy and Jeremy ROCKED THE HOUSE. Panel discusses how to bluff your way through Web 2.0 at a party or conference. Don’t be the idiot who does not know how…
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