Just over two months into working from home, I’ve begun to reevaluate how I use the Mac. I haven’t abandoned iOS for work, but now, I work on iOS because I want to, not because I need to. I continue to work on macOS and iOS, but the Mac now plays a bigger role in my workday than ever before. With no commute, a dedicated workspace, and massive change in the work I do each day, how I get work done has changed significantly too. Not only did I leave my law job, but in addition to writing at MacStories, Federico and I launched AppStories, and I began selling sponsorships for the site and podcast. Now, I have a dedicated workspace where I connect my MacBook Pro to a 4K 27” display and a fast, wired Internet connection.ĭuring 2017, the work I do changed too. I was on the move and used my iPhone and iPad to write for MacStories when I wasn’t practicing law. When I was commuting, iOS played a central role. Now I work from my home studio surrounded by Apple hardware, moving back and forth from a late-2016 MacBook Pro to iOS devices as I write and talk about apps each day. At the start, I was still commuting to Chicago every day to work in a law office full of Windows PCs.

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