Originally published on Typeshare How to minimize context switching at work I’m spending too much time to complete tasks at work. Why? I’m not doing a good job of avoiding distractions. By distractions, I mean the ones that I can control. Distractions such as phone notifications, emails, Webex messages, and unnessarcy meetings. Each one saps the focus out of me, and it takes tremendous effort to get it back. This week, Maria Romanenko Vexlard published tips on how to minimize context switching at work.

Originally published on Typeshare I Finally Understand The CSS Box Model I love Josh Comeau’s content. He’s built up a strong mastery in front-end development. It clearly shows when reading his blog posts. Take, for example, his latest post on making beautiful gradients. When I found out that he had a course on learning CSS, I knew I had to buy it. I haven’t finished the course yet, but so far I recommend it.

Originally published on Typeshare Inspired by David Perell’s newsletter, I wanted to share the things I learned this week. The learnings aren’t about a specific topic. It’s more of a random mess of things I learned this week. Things I thought were cool, and I hope you find them cool as well. Notion I learned of Notion through the Ship 30 for 30 community. I saw references to Notion templates and links, and naturally I was curious.