In my last blog post, I talked about how consistently using the same interfaces and devices for specific tasks can boost your productivity: How to Use Digital Context to Reduce Distractions. Today, I want to address a related but often underestimated topic: the choice between a mobile app and a web interface for a service. […]
Context plays a major role in our daily lives—often without us consciously noticing it. A simple example: You walk past your favorite bakery, and since you always get delicious pastries there, you grab one every morning for the afternoon—even if you originally wanted to eat less sugar. Or the other way around: As soon as […]
One of the biggest contributors to digital stress and distraction is an overreliance on digital tools without having a clear system in place. This is especially true in a work setting, where multiple tools are used for the same tasks, but also in personal life, where digital media consumption can spiral out of control without […]
“Calendar hacks” might sound a little gimmicky, but the truth is that calendar apps are incredibly powerful tools—if used effectively. Unfortunately, many people fail to make the most of them. If you’re new to this topic, I highly recommend checking out my previous post for an overview of what your calendar can do for you: […]
Generative AI models, particularly large language models (LLMs), are powerful tools, but much like the use of any other tool, understanding their strengths and limitations is key to using them effectively. These models are trained to predict text based on patterns, not deep reasoning or factual accuracy. As the saying goes, “garbage in, garbage out.” […]