Even Microsoft suffers from servers outage. Zoom is probably the best one for. How about Google Meet. It really needs a new sets of technical expertise and those who can achieve this will probably be the next market leader.
The pandemic will speed up technological advancement, but only time will tell.
I'm liking the idea of helping the neighborhood, but package shipping is quite fast these days with overnight shipping. Selling product via an online store only meaning you don't need to pay for physical store, which means cheaper product or higher margin.
If I haven't read couple last email from a newsletter, I just unsubscribe.
To read them later I use Pocket. You can forward your email to the app.
I usually read them before bed. You need a habit if you think this is important for you.
Set specific time each day or each week to read through them.
Make calls after meetings to just chat and have fun, maybe play games together.
Find a forum or Discord server in your area of interest.
Or just have your Google Meet running all day long with your friends who work.
Even Microsoft suffers from servers outage. Zoom is probably the best one for. How about Google Meet. It really needs a new sets of technical expertise and those who can achieve this will probably be the next market leader.
The pandemic will speed up technological advancement, but only time will tell.
I'm liking the idea of helping the neighborhood, but package shipping is quite fast these days with overnight shipping. Selling product via an online store only meaning you don't need to pay for physical store, which means cheaper product or higher margin.
Can't good-old printed books be a solution? Or does it needs to be a tech device?
That'd be RescueTime, it's on all platforms, including phone. You can set goals and limits.
But again you control yourself, you can pause the app, or uninstalling.
So the answer might be self help books or personal coach.