On a day when everyone is partaking in all sorts of April Fool’s shenanigans, I got serious over at Lifehacker with my feature story on reusable solutions to common productivity problems. Of course, people actually suffering from these problems may not make it to the end of the 1,700 word manifesto, but you get a gold star if you do.
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4 Comments
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Thanks! I think I need that today. Heading over to LH now…
Nabeel Ahmed
Hey Gina, I actually read all of the 1700 words. Do I get a gold star at my LH Commenting account, pretty please?
Just kidding. That was an excellent read, and sure did recharge me for the day. Keep it up 🙂
annexgb
To paraphrase Rick Ocasek & The Cars, ♫ “your words were just what I needed…” ♬ 😀
Fantastic article — I plan to refer back to it often!
Mitch Wagner
Hardly ever see the word “shenanigans” anymore. A shame.