This week’s episode is brought to you by David Pierce a personal technology columnist of The Wall Street Journal.

What does your day-to-day job and work look like?

• David’s job is to read about the world of tech to know what’s happening and then make people understand it.
• Zoom (iOS/Android/Mac/Windows) (For video conference)

What do you use to tally all of your most important tasks together?

• Fantastical (iOS/Mac) (For calendar management)
• Notion (iOS/Android/Mac/Windows) (A place for everything)
• Evernote (iOS/Android/Mac/Windows) (Previously used)

What is your planning process for the week ahead?

• Everything is stored on his calendar, Notion and his email
• The Bullet Journal method

What hardware do you use every day? (phone, laptop, pc)

• Huawei MateBook X Pro
• Dell monitor
• Logitech webcam
• iPad Pro
• iPhone
• Essential Phone
• Google Pixel 2
• Google PixelBook

What app do you use for handling emails?

• Gmail (iOS/Android)

What are your favorite apps/tools for work? (Eg. marketing, designing)

• Google Drive (iOS/Android)
• Google Docs (iOS/Android)
• Google Chrome (iOS/Android)
• Slack (iOS/Android/Mac/Windows)
• Google Hangouts
• Pocket Casts (iOS/Android)
• Spotify (iOS/Android/Mac/Windows)
• Pinterest (iOS/Android)
• Google Keep (iOS/Android)

Do you use any team manager applications? (video or text)

• Google Sheets (iOS/Android)

Do you get moments to pause in your day, if so, what do you do?

• Do nothing on purpose is very important, scheduling time to rest, read a book.
• Using habit tracking apps for non-work stuff (exercise, meditation, etc.)
• Streaks (iOS)
• Moving all the apps he doesn’t want to use away from the phone home screen.

Where can we find you and all of your wonderful things?

• WSJ.com - here
• Twitter - @pierce

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