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Listeners to this podcast know that I'm a huge fan of technology.

I've been an early adopter of nearly every productivity device and I'm constantly on the

lookout for new apps, new gadgets that can make me and you more productive.

Well in this podcast I'm excited to share one of my favorite technologies.

Using this device will save you tons of time. It will also improve

your concentration, help you think more carefully, and reinforce your commitment to your most

important tasks. Plus, it'll age your memory. It's such a to your

memory. It's such a marvel of productivity that I'd be surprised if it didn't take the

tech world by storm. That said, this revolutionary technology is incredibly disruptive.

Like most inventions, it has already displaced a host of other technologies,

even entire industries.

But by now, most of us are used to creative disruption. We've seen it before

with computers and smartphones, and self-driving cars are now on the horizon. I think it's fair to

warn you that this breakthrough invention has been highly

highly controversial. The technology that I'm about to share has been labeled a

clear sign of societal degeneration. But that's a criticism we've often heard of new tech. The same

charge was made about television and then the internet and I think it's best to

judge the technology on its own merits, not on the way people misuse it. Now I know that

listeners depend on me to screen technology for them and I take that seriously.

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