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by Brajeshwar
754 days ago
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I have gone through many apps and begun to simplify as much as possible. I try to be independent of any particular app; instead, I build up usage patterns. So, I do have to spend extra time, especially in the beginning, for most tools I use regularly. I also try to stick to native (OS-built-in) apps as much as possible. For instance, Apple Mail—mine has a stark layout[1] with just two panes and no tools visible (nothing)—I learned the shortcuts as a muscle memory so I can get lots done. When I forget, I remember the keystrokes to fire up the panes, toolbar, etc. What I use and swear by now are physical Pen(s) and Notebook(s). For notebooks, Midori[2] stationery is “my precious” for now. I shuffle between a few fountain pens (Lamy, Kaweco, looking for more) and a bunch of gel, sketch, and felt roller pens (Rotring, Parker, and the like). Midori is expensive to buy in India. I need to get a bunch while traveling next time. 1. https://cdn.oinam.com/img/oinam/brajeshwar-apple-macos-mail-... 2. https://www.midori-japan.co.jp/english/ |
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