ok this page might be redundant with another page in this wiki but there's always time for normalization :P

if you're short on time - my TopTen list might be useful...

Non-technology

who says everything in my toolbox has to be "hi-tech"?!?

1. yoga
2. Art of Living - breathing
3. music (note: can be pretty heavy on electronic side for purposes of meditation)
   • psytrance - body meditation (best in the desert at Burning Man :)
   • Northern Exposure - meditate to this CD to distinguish any fears you are present to, let go, and invent a new possibility for yourself and your life

foods

1. bananas
2. spirulina - goes well with kiwi! thx Bug & Bee! :)
3. Emergen-C - working on finding a local supply here in Tokyo
4. ginseng (pure, from Chinatown)
5. teas
   • green
   • soba

cross-reference: Well Being

Technology

you may also reference Technology.mmap (as of Feb 27, this map is complete outside of the "not" items)

hardware

1. macbook
2. iPhone
3. Eee

configuration

• both the iPhone & Eee works great off of macbook's internet connection sharing over WiFi! no router needed! another opportunity to reduce h/w consumption :)
• Eee makes a great "home phone" - no HDD means keeping it on 24/7 is a no-brainer - no wear & tear from moving parts! (solid state computing)

operating systems

1. Mac OS X
2. Windows XP - I am not a user of Vista nor do I expect to be anytime in the near future.
3. Linux
   • Xandros distribution via Eee
   • Linux TLE (technically on hold)

virtualization

1. Parallels Desktop

software

1. iLife
   • iTunes
   • iPhoto
2. iCal
3. Address Book
4. Skype
   • new subscription plans are amazing! brings new life to Skype :)
   • Fring completely transforms your experience putting Skype (and more!) on your iPhone!
5. Microsoft Outlook - new 2007 version seems clumsier with the ribbon bar...
   • GTD Outlook Add-In - dusting this off after 3 years
6. Money

network

1. WiFi
2. cellular networks
   • Thailand: GPRS/EDGE
   • Japan: 3G (soon)

browsers

1. Safari
2. Firefox

web-based

1. Facebook
   • iLike
2. Google Mail
3. Google Docs - indexes I would guess 90% of documents created in the last 2 years.
4. wikispaces (if u want to play in my Sandbox)
5. Yahoo! Groups
6. meetup.com
   • see also Calendar

sync

1. Plaxo

dev

1. iPhone Simulator - haven't created my own app yet....it's pretty neat just for demo purposes!

distinctions

1. Curriculum for Living
   • Landmark Forum
   • SELP
2. Mission Control
3. Maya
4. Mastery
5. Communication Curriculum (see Communication)
   • CAP - new model
   • CPC - creating one's world

methodologies

1. Getting Things Done
2. 7 Habits
   • Stewardship Agreement

research

1. Dance Labs

requested

1. the holy grail of requirements managers! I wing it most of the time but I love Use Cases
2. the hold grail of change request managers! see my Change Requests template

see also

1. eval
2. gadgets