Aug 28, 2020

Tech Friend - August Issue ⛈

By Sahil Parikh • Issue #11 • View online

Hi there,

I hope this email finds you well.

I couldn’t keep up publishing this every week, so going forward, I am going to make this a monthly newsletter sharing only the best of what I have experienced on the web. 🌈

Mid-July, I went analog with my planning using the Bullet Journal (BuJo) method. If you want a powerful way to be on top of your work, then have a look at Bullet Journaling - straightforward, practical and brings back the touch of pen and paper in your digital lives.

Besides, I have completed revamping my personal blog (dark mode enabled) 👊🏼 - I invite you to take a look…

Stay safe and enjoy the weekend.

@sahilparikh

James Clear

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Run toward the next thing, not away from the last thing.

7:34 AM - 27 Aug 2020

How To Remain Calm When The Rest Of The World Is Freaking Out

Practical tips for everyday life. Their daily newsletter is worth a sign up.

dailystoic.com • Share

Waking Up with Sam Harris

A good alternative to Headspace. I switched to Waking Up this month. Found the guided meditations a lot more richer and less repetitive.

www.wakingup.com • Share

Software

Inbox Zero in Superhuman

Superhuman

The best paid email app out there 🏆. I am blown away! The image above is when you hit Inbox Zero. Simply beautiful. Read my review of the app in the link below.

sahilparikh.dev • Share

Fathom Analytics

I always felt Google Analytics was a bit overkill for most sites. I switched to Fathom Analytics - privacy focused, simple and effective.

usefathom.com • Share

Fun

WindowSwap

Open a new window somewhere in the world. A must see during these times.

window-swap.com • Share

Video

How the Apple Watch Ejects Water in Slow Mo - The Slow Mo Guys

I just love how much thought Apple puts into their products and engineering process. One of a kind!

Kindle Highlight of the Week

“ The question for most of us is not how to retreat from the world, but how to retain our bearings within it, and to live more fully rather than just more busily. The temperate answer I want to propose is that we need to alternate periods of energetic activity with relaxed receptivity, directed effort with intervals of goal-less, undutiful leisure.”

From How to Be Bored by Eva Hoffman

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