For me:
* Inkjet Printer => LaserJet Printer
* PC => Mac
* Monthly Gym Membership => Home Gym
* Sitting all day => Standing Desk
* Shall-not-be-named-sucky-cloud-storage => DropBox
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For me:
* Inkjet Printer => LaserJet Printer
* PC => Mac
* Monthly Gym Membership => Home Gym
* Sitting all day => Standing Desk
* Shall-not-be-named-sucky-cloud-storage => DropBox
* Cancer => No Cancer
* Corporate Jungle => Self Employed
(in that order)
Over-the-counter banking -> Internet banking
Feature phone -> Smartphone
Mouse with no wheel -> One with wheel (and currently Magic mouse)
Own hosted email/Yahoo -> Gmail (or Google Apps for Business)
Dock at the bottom (both Windows and Mac) -> Dock on the left
Unmanaged music collection -> iTunes
No specific editor -> MacVim
3G internet connection => Hardline
Living in suburbs => Living in the city center
When did you change to the standing desk? I heard people grow tired of it after a couple of months. 3G internet connection => Hardline Living in suburbs => Living in the city center
Husband => No husband
Affluenza => Spartanism
Car => No car
Probably a whole lot of other things. Somewhere in there all that led to:Chronically Ill => Not Chronically Ill. Definitely don't plan to go back.
2. Moving to Silicon Valley
3. Building a startup (TBD)
Saved me from carpal tunnel syndrome (I already had the early signs).
Inkjet Printer => LaserJet Printer
Didnt't realize how much I was missing. The time savings alone makes it worth it.
Design Major => Psychology Major
Sometimes it's true what they say, everything in moderation. Once I left art school, I found my passion for design again.
When did you change to the standing desk? I heard people grow tired of it after a couple of months. 3G internet connection => Hardline Living in suburbs => Living in the city center
I've changed to standing desk for more than 9 months. Couldn't live without it now.