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Developers context-switch constantly — and every switch is a chance to lose a good idea forever. Here's how to build a second brain system that captures thoughts in seconds, surfaces them when you need them, and costs almost zero cognitive overhead to maintain.
Stop clicking. The average remote worker loses 20+ minutes a day to navigation they could eliminate with keyboard shortcuts. Here are the 10 highest-return shortcuts across Mac and Windows — plus the math on why they compound into something worth caring about.
The best remote workers aren't working harder — they've automated the repetitive overhead out of their day. Here's the actual automation stack worth building: Zapier, Make, Apple Shortcuts, Raycast, and the philosophy behind letting systems handle what systems should handle.
Anxiety in tech isn't always about the work itself — it's about how the workday is structured. Notification chaos, fragmented tasks, no clear end, and invisible friction points compound silently. Here's how to engineer a calmer day using systems thinking.
When both parents work from home, invisible labor creates invisible resentment. Learn how to build a simple Family SLA to divide chores, manage hand-offs, and protect focus time fairly.
Your brain needs a clear signal that work has begun. Discover how a simple 'ghost commute' ritual can dramatically improve focus, reduce stress, and prevent work-life blur.
Stop carrying the entire family schedule in your head. Learn how to build a digital 'Family Command Center' that automates chores, meals, and appointments.
Time management breaks down when you're juggling work and kids. The real constraint is energy. Here’s how I stopped optimizing my schedule and started protecting my capacity.
When childcare falls through or your kid gets sick, you need a plan. Here's how to build backup systems that keep both your job and your sanity intact.
Discover proven time-blocking strategies that help tech parents balance work deadlines with family time. Learn how to create a schedule that works for both your career and your kids.