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Nov 2, 2018

29: No Trusted System Can Overcome Human Incompetence

from The Weekly Review

Trick or treat? It’s the week of Halloween and a major Apple product announcement, aka two productivity busters. We look at human failure in scheduling and Jean’s epic red wine bottle disaster. There’s no trusted system that can overcome human fallibility, and life sometimes throws you a curve ball that your task management system will not be ready for. On the productive side, we process some email episode follow-up from last week, including Jean’s discovery of the iOS app Chuck, put out by the Mailstrom folks, for effectively slashing your inbox while mobile. Our Email Processing Tools Get $5 off Sanebox (referral link) Get $5 off Mailstrom (referral link)

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