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BP coffee is way better for me than other caffeine intake methods, and makes me not hungry as well as full of energy. It's just a shame that I hate coffee.
You know, you could just do butter tea... :)
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FancyHands Per task virtual assistant service - because outsourcing makes life easier ;)
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Brookstone Napform sleep mask Best sleep mask I've found, soft, you can fully open your eyes while wearing this.
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Etymotic ER-20 earplugs Use these so you can listen to music, go to clubs, ect, and still preserve your hearing. I've probably bought 15+ by now, and keep one in every bag/jacket I own.
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Hearos Ultimate Softness foam earplugs Great protection (32NRR), super comfortable. Use these for sleeping.
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Kindle 3G Keyboard E-book reader, but get this one for traveling - this provides backup internet access, practically worldwide. You MUST buy the older "keyboard" version for this. Also fantastic to read books on ;)
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Mold-free coffee+grass-fed butter+MCT oil. (You have to buy the ingredients separately.)
Gives me a feeling similar to when I take adderall.
I have an entire travel set dedicated to BP coffee. Make sure you blend, and don't forget the MCT oil.
1) Hario MSS-1B Mini Mill Slim Coffee Grinder
2) MSR MugMate Coffee/Tea Filter
3) Cuisinart Smart Stick Blender
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NeoFinder ($40, but the trial version will probably do what you want, for free)
I spent months trying to find a program that would keep an updated index of the files on my two (very large) NAS drives so I could search them as quickly as I search with Google. I tried almost a dozen programs and Mac hacks, and none of them worked even though several of them should have worked in theory. And then I found NeoFinder, and it worked perfectly. Now I can finally search my NAS drives without waiting 30 minutes for each search to finish.
Hopefully I have now saved at least one person several months of searching. :)
For windows, I use X1 Desktop search.
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I also use crashplan - to back up my Windows Home Server.
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ActiveInbox (free, or $25/year for Plus)
GTD for Gmail. The best Gmail productivity tool I've ever found.
To grok ActiveInbox, watch the video. Here are my favorite features:
Those two features alone are worth the setup for me, but ActiveInbox does a lot more than this, too.
Hat tip to Louie for finding this one.
If you use outlook, Outlook 2010 lets you (at least) duplicate these features.