Whitson Gordon (editor-in-chief of HowToGeek) joins Tommy and Adam to continue the discussion about finding a solid productivity balance in a world saturated with work tools and life hacks.

Links for this episode:

• Ethics Hero: Kendra Wilkinson“I have no talent. I have nothing to offer.”
• Mantis Shrimp Punch at 40,000 fps! - Cavitation PhysicsPhysics Girl: "The mantis shrimp punch is fast enough to boil water! How much force do they create, and how is physics preventing them from being any faster? Find out how mantis shrimp cause cavitation!"
• Separate Your Email From Your To-Do'sGina Trapani (Lifehacker, 2007): "Your boss needs the updated PowerPoint presentation file by Tuesday. Your spouse wants to know how many vacation days you've got left this year. Your co-worker needs your office pool picks. Everyone gets task requests via email all day long, and it's so easy to let these messages slip through the cracks. Whether your inbox is stuffed with two-year-old fwd'd kitten photos from Aunt Edna, or if you empty it every day and diligently file away actionable email to a "TO-DO" folder - it's still not easy to track the messages you've actually got to DO something about using email."
• MalwarebytesMalwarebytes: "Proven Malwarebytes technology crushes the growing threat of malware. So you are protected and your machine keeps running silky smooth. Finally, smart cybersecurity."
• In Defense of Life HackingWhitson Gordon (Lifehacker): "Recently, Slate published an article entitled Down with Lifehacking, arguing that life hacking—our bread and butter around here—is just a time-wasting buzzword that doesn’t make anyone’s lives better. Obviously, we think differently."
• Todo.txt"So many power users try dozens of complicated todo list software applications, only to go right back to their trusty todo.txt file. But it's not easy to open todo.txt, make a change, and save it—especially on your touchscreen device and at the command line. Todo.txt apps solve that problem."
• Eddie Murphy - Party All the Time"Music video by Eddie Murphy performing Party All the Time. (C) 1985 Sony"