Thanks for the additional insights Brandon! I appreciate the kudos also.

Love Mind Maps! I use MindNode Pro on the Mac and iThoughts on iOS, though pen and paper or a white board is still a great tool and helps break the monotony of staring at a computer all day. Here is an interesting video on mind mapping: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlabrWv25qQ

With regards to the 20 minute tasks, I've been using Vitamin R https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vitamin-r/id40243... as a Pomodoro tool to help keep focused in small bursts of time for certain types of tasks such as programming, researching or brainstorming. Typically the time frame I use for a Pomodoro slice is 25 minutes. Most important for me though, is remembering to take that 5 minute break. Otherwise, I'll get stuck in a programmer hunchback pose and wreck my neck and back, though a stand up desk helps reduce that issue. The 5 minute break is perfect for our ongoing SendGrid Burpee challenge ;)

I love ExpenseCloud. Expensify is another alternative.

Thanks for the reminder about Notesy, it\'s a great app. BTW, love your blog, it\'s earned a permanent spot in Reeder.

Agave Lab West sounds like a great place to be :) I look forward to visiting soon. I'll be back in Guadalajara the 19th of October for the Lead Gen Conference, which SendGrid is also sponsoring. Perhaps we can connect again around that time.

Thanks Song!

I'm looking forward to the co-working opening, please do send me the invite. Thanks for the comments!

Thanks for taking the time to give us some feedback! We've added your idea to our list of features to review for possible implementation. You may also post your idea here to gain further support from our community: http://community.sendgrid.com/sendgrid

Thanks Jen! Kien told me that the event was a blast. Can't wait to attend the next one.

Thanks for the heads up! We have reached out the webmaster for an updated link.

Thanks for the catch!