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Productivity
As I’ve been trying to stick with my convictions on only allowing the absolute-smallest amounts of time to finish tasks, I’ve learned that the more you make of the time before each task, the more efficient you’ll be. Instead of finishing a task, taking your well deserved break, and coming back to a completely new ...
Why I Sometimes Choose Living Over Sleeping · The Cranking Widgets Blog – “I like knowing that when given the option between living life and a couple hours sleep, I almost always choose to live life.” David Seah : Scheming vs Collaborating – “It?s a pity that ?scheming? is almost universally associated with immoral behavior. ...
In case you haven’t heard of Behance, they’re a company that offers productivity products for the unorganized, scatter-brained, head-in-the-clouds dreamers known as “creative types”. In short: You and Me. Well, I’ve just worked out a deal with the talented ladies and gents at Behance that gives LifeDev readers 10% off the final price of their ...
We just finished a series over at the LifeDev Tools blog that asks the question of which is better: paper or digital-based productivity systems? While everyone has their own opinions as to which is better, we’d argue that it’s best to combine both. Both types of tools have certain unique features that are awesome, and ...
As promised, I had an IM interview with the highly-successful author Tim Ferriss. Tim (among his many incredible feats) released a book called The 4-Hour Work Week, and it has instantly become a mega-hit. Fortunately, I was able to catch up with the renaissance man for about a half an hour. While this may not ...
I recently had the privilege of previewing Tim Ferriss’ The 4-Hour Workweek, the soon-to-be monster on the best-selling lists. This book has tons of solid information on how to completely transform the way you think about work. From the top down. The 4-Hour Workweek‘s main premise is this: You can do more, by doing less. ...
