Reading Lifehacker can inspire you to reboot your computer habits, your workflow, your workspace, and even your home life. Believe me, I should know. About a year ago, I was a messy-desked, easily-distracted reporter who relished his lunch-break reading of Lifehacker’s RSS feed. I asked to write a few posts, lucked into a real gig, and can now tell the story of my journey to becoming a task-minded guru of getting things done with the right software. That’s not a true story, though. Inspired by an appearance by PostSecret founder Frank Warren here in Buffalo last night, I’ve decided to skip the authoritative "we" voice this afternoon and share my semi-secret Lifehacker failings and confessions. Read on to see what I’m not exactly getting done the right way, and offer up your own productivity penance. Photo by allaboutgeorge . I’ve (mostly) forsaken Firefox for Google Chrome It’s easy to confess that every member of the Lifehacker team ...
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