Omkar Bhagat

@dariusdan Simple yet beautiful!

Kid goku is the perfect wallpaper for my phone!

@SesoHQ Red Pill

OKAY. Graphic designers, Red pill or Blue pill?

@JamesClear Life is unfair and it's a good thing because it means you don't deserve all the bad things that happen to you.

What is one important lesson for life that isn't taught in school, but that you want to teach to your kids?

@todoist Atomic Habits, Hyperfocus, Why we sleep, The Compound Effect, Indistractable, How To Win Friends And Influence People, The Psychology Of Money

Since we know the Todoist community is always hungry for knowledge, and thus, very well-read, we gotta ask: 📚What are your top recommended reads on productivity, time management, or, well, living a fulfilling life? We're checking out Happier Hour by Cassie Holmes— good stuff!

He’s always been a senior in my eyes, but now it’s official 🥳

Discipline = Freedom You won't feel motivated, all the time, but when motivation fails, discipline prevails. You will be tempted to give in to your emotions, but you must make hard choices despite your feelings. Get comfortable being uncomfortable and you will win.

If you’re stuck, remember that clarity comes from engagement, not thought. Just do it!

“How long it takes?” is the wrong question, “how many repetitions it takes?” is the right one (a quote from Atomic Habits).

Nursery rhymes are so addictive. Not sure if I’m singing them for my kid or for myself.

Monitor your tasks and time using Todoist, Google Calendar, and Screen Time to understand what keeps you so busy.

Monitor your sleep using Fitbit or Apple Watch to improve your sleeping habits.

Monitoring is the most important principle in Site Reliability Engineering. Here are 3 ways to apply it in your life –

@swoodipto Why you do this to Premiere Pro?!! 😭

friendship ended with Premiere Pro now Davinci Resolve is my best friend

For example: Never losing your keys, wallet, badge, or other such items because you have a system to keep them in the right place, brushing before bed, making your bed each morning, etc.

SRE is already an amazing role but it is even more rewarding when you are someone who is orderly, someone who likes to have systems and automation in everything you do.

I found them in his blog post titled "My 4 Professional Goals In Life", and since then I've made them *my* 4 professional goals in life :)

1. Don’t speak ill of others. 2. Avoid passive aggressive behavior. 3. Listen broadly, but don’t waffle on decisions. 4. When in error — admit, apologize, move forward.

I've had the pleasure of meeting @johnmaeda a few times in my life, and I've learned a lot in each of those short meetings. The one thing I revisit every few months are his 4 creative leadership principles –

The image above is taken from @todoist's website, and I highly recommend using this simple but elegant to-do app, especially for it's natural language feature (e.g. you can schedule tasks by writing something like “every other Tuesday starting March 3”).

I use @todoist to categorise my tasks as 1) urgent & important, 2) not-urgent & important, 3) urgent and not-important, 4) not-urgent & not-important.

If you have difficulty prioritising your tasks, make use of the Eisenhower Matrix. It's a task management tool that helps you organise and prioritise tasks by urgency and importance.