Continuing from last week, this is part two of our rant on the education system. We argue that it was fundamentally designed for a different era, designed to produce obedient workers, efficient at performing arbitrary tasks. Not necessarily to teach you the most about the world. And certainly not to teach people curiosity, independence, entrepreneurship — traits that are becoming increasingly more crucial in the new era.

Part one of our rant on the education system. Our experiences are quite different: Michael had a great time in his 5 years of university; Radek never went to college at all. We both agree, though, that the way schooling is done is deeply flawed, outdated, and ineffective at teaching.

Part one of our rant on the education system. Our experiences are quite different: Michael had a great time in his 5 years of university; Radek never went to college at all. We both agree, though, that the way schooling is done is deeply flawed, outdated, and ineffective at teaching.

At Nozbe, everyone works remotely. Usually that means, from home. But sometimes, we work even more remotely — while traveling.

We share tips on how we pull this off, how to be productive while in such an imperfect work environment.

At Nozbe, everyone works remotely. Usually that means, from home. But sometimes, we work even more remotely — while traveling.

We share tips on how we pull this off, how to be productive while in such an imperfect work environment.

Future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed. It's fun, if sometimes frustrating, to live in the future — use the hardware, work, learn, and live like people will in the future.

Future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed. It's fun, if sometimes frustrating, to live in the future — use the hardware, work, learn, and live like people will in the future.

Discussing simplicity, Steve Jobs, communication styles, empathy, and other thoughts from the book "Insanely Simple".

Discussing simplicity, Steve Jobs, communication styles, empathy, and other thoughts from the book "Insanely Simple".

Why is studying productivity a worthwhile pursuit? Many people assume it's all useless — and much of it is! Like with dieting, it's a field filled with charlatans promising amazing results with barely any effort at all. Yet, underneath all the nonsense is wisdom to be discovered. Michael and Radek share their journey with productivity and explain why they got interested in it in the first place.