Lifehacker
I think I must be a Lifehacker. In her original book Lifehacker: 88 Tech Tricks to Turbocharge Your Day
- They are optimists - where there’s a will there’s a way.
- They expect to be able to find their data from any Internet-connected device.
- They would rather spend 2 hours and 59 minutes automating a 3 hour task than doing it manually.
- They get lost in their work and forget it’s lunchtime.
- Lifehackers live and work on their computers
Ok, I fit all the above, so I must be one. I spent the first half of my life without a computer. There were no computers at school. I didn’t get one until I was in my mid-twenties. I didn’t have a cellphone until I was in my thirties. Having said that, I’ve had a PC for over 20 years now, and a cellphone for 16, so they’re certainly entrenched in my way of life. What would we do without them, I find myself saying, but I did. When it comes to most of the latest technology though, I don’t want to turn the clock back!
You might like to check out Gina’s latest book at the link below too. I’ve really found Lifehacker to be a great time-saving read, and I’ve implemented a number of her recommendations. There’s stuff for Windows, Mac and Linux users in there.
Upgrade Your Life: The Lifehacker Guide to Working Smarter, Faster, Better
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