Mac Power users episode 637 digging deep on tracking time

Hello everyone. This is David Sparks. I am joined by my co-host, Mr. Steven Hackett. How are you today, Steven?

I am good David. How are you?

Excellent and today we're talking about one of the nerdy things that I've been wanting to talk about on Mac Power users for some time

We're talking about time tracking. Yeah

Yeah, this will be this will be a fun one something that I've recently restarted in life. So

We've both been

Doing it for a while now, and I think we got some fun stuff to talk about. Yeah, I mean, I feel like time tracking is one of those things that a lot of people think you've

Gone over the deep end when you start doing it and

When I heard that you had tipped over to the side of time tracking and I'm like man, we are doing a show and

Actually the show was your idea, but I was a hundred percent in on it because

I think it's really useful. I do too. You know, it was something that I suggested in one of our calls and you were like, yes, yes, that one. Let's do that one. Yeah

The before we get into it today on more power users

I have been doing a lot of experimentation with the iPad as an external monitor to my Mac. Yeah, I've mentioned it

Some on the show, but I've gone deeper and I thought that'd be kind of a fun topic for more power users. So we're going to talk about that today

But time tracking, you know, the as a young lawyer, you know, that was the first thing they teach you like you've got to track your time. In fact, I remember I worked

For a summer for a different firm. You know, when you're in law school, you get like a summer job

And the that one of the old lawyers pull me so I say look

If you're in the shower and you're thinking about a client

You bill for it. Always track your time. Then I was thinking that's crazy

That's one of the reasons I didn't take the job

But they offer me a job. I turn them down like that's not seen up because it's like

...