Does anyone have good read-it-later app recommendations mainly for articles?

Wait, the new @TwosApp is wild! So many amazing features!

After a break from productivity apps I am back on #thymer! Still love the app!

Just me and my attempt at a calendar

First day back at work also means catching up on podcasts

AI is a tool! The next time you read something about it, try changing "AI" to "calculator." The calculator is sentient. Sounds silly, right? AI is a technology that will affect our future, but the hype needs to slow down before we see the actual viable use cases.

The last couple of months I have gotten back into reading again, and I have learned that I have terrible taste in books 😂

Lately, I've been a big fan of smaller creators. I feel like they create more authentic and fun content, which the internet seems to be lacking. There is just so much slop!

The last few summers have been spent creating as much content as possible, but this summer was different. I needed a break to reflect and think. The summer break is a great time to stop and think about whether or not you are going in the right direction.

I just want to mention once again that Supernotes is probably the most underrated note-taking app out there.

I think creating short-form content is the hardest thing I do, probably because I don't consume as much myself.

With the rise of the analog trend, I'm hoping that we can see a lot more good-quality analog productivity tools.

I'm a big fan of mindful productivity. Productivity where you know why you are being productive and where your goal comes in front of doing as much as possible.

What is the best career advice book you have read?

It is funny how YouTube accounts that used to be faceless are now showing their face just to show that they aren't AI.

I think I've experienced AI burnout. I got so tired of AI that everything just stopped.

Lately, I've been a really big fan of Paper Republic notebooks. They work so well with fountain pens.

I'm not a follow-your-passion kind of guy, but I'm a big believer in working in a field you enjoy and loving your job, because it just makes life so much easier. You spend a lot of your day working, so it should probably be with something you enjoy doing.

Getting an e-reader that fits in my pocket has been one of the best things I've done for reading more. It is just so simple to take with you everywhere.

I've struggled with shiny new tool syndrome when it comes to my productivity applications, but lately it seems to have stopped, either because I've, at this point, tested out every single application, or because it's been a while since we got a new, really good one.