compendium of all the things that make me work [and some that don’t]

disclaimer: this page, as it is supposed to be in its initial incarnation, is not yet finished. i penned my main points that will stay roughly the same once this is in a more complete state, but i’m currently not feeling well health-wise and i have to meet the jam deadline, so as of now this is a mix of proofread stuff and a bunch of rough draft brain farts mixed together into a cohesion as it was originally envisioned.

aside from finishing up the main text, i also intend on rolling out a list of productivity tools/apps and methods that i used and can vouch for based on my personal experience. each entry from my current productivity workflow section is going to receive its dedicated page where i will delve into more detail regarding my experiences using them and adjusting them to my needs.

even outside my overly self-conscious standards this page can be confidently labeled a mess. sorry!


this page is a small, continuously-updating homebrew encyclopedia of my personal research and observations regarding productivity systems. the intent of this page is to provide knowledge derived from my own practical experience using various sorts of tools and approaches that get me to make things and have fun doing them, with hope to provide others useful ways to upgrade productivity in a sustainable way.

keep in mind that there is no universal approach to productivity, and what works for me may not work for somebody else. however, if you’re about as stubborn as me when it comes to sitting down and doing things, this may work a little better for you.

this page is my submission for the 32-bit cafe’s fifth community code jam. i want to express my sincere gratitude to this community for providing me such a good opportunity to sidetrack and give full attention to something that, while not particularly related to my vision of this site at large, is still what i consider worthy of telling others about.

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