People talk about their productivity toolbox, but I find my productivity kit is more like a garage. Tools have a pretty unique use, but being a person who signs up for everything that comes out, I have a lot of tools that do the same thing, but each has their own unique style. Like having [...]
Show Notes For the week of April 27, 2008 We received our first listener email seeking some advice, so we decided to make it the topic of the entire episode. We offer some advice on approaches to productivity, keeping the focus on defining projects, rather than getting lost in the tasks. For the more visual among you, [...]
Check out this great posting over on Lifehack.org about the fear of living life. Definitely a thought-provoking posting to read in its entirety. Towards the middle, and relevant to this blog, are the following passages:
[Excerpt] Some people have been almost creating their best life for far too long. Some people have been standing at the threshold of greatness for years, twiddling their thumbs, wasting their time and talent and hoping in vain that success might somehow find it’s way to them. An interesting, if not totally unrealistic notion.
[Excerpt] Some Personal Development Junkies are masters of this. Just one more workshop, one more conversation, one more mentoring session, one more self-help book and just one more day and then I’ll do it. Okay, maybe two more days. Sadly, they don’t understand that what they really need is not more time, books, workshops or more motivational fluff, what they really need is some balls.
#The Simplicity Habit is an look at how much time and energy “life hacks” free up. At what point do “life hacks” stop making life easier and start causing grief?
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