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About Stepcase Lifehack

This site dedicated to lifehacks. The phrase describes any hacks, tips and tricks that get things done quickly by automating, increase productivity and organizing. This site is built around this theme. This blog is endorsed by many major newspapers and publishers, and it is rated in the #100 most popular blog in the blogosphere by Technorati. It is a frequently updated blog, which provides news and articles which able you to get things done in a faster pace.

Media Coverage

The Washington Post – Recession-Proof Your Career
The New York Times – Fruitcake Might Be a Better Gift
South Florida Sun-Sentinel – When your mentor’s on way out
The Spokesman Review – Helpful hackers can improve your life
Hong Kong Economic Times – 港生創網誌登全球41大
The Wall Street Journal – Ten Things Your IT Department Won’t Tell You
Laptop Magazine – Top Web 2.0 Sites – “You’ll find lots of good tips on hiring, managing, and communicating with colleagues. Also, don’t miss the How-To wiki.”
Time Magazine – Hacking Toward Happiness – “The movement (lifehacking) has since spread faster than an e-mail virus, inspiring a slew of popular blogs, such as 43 Folders, LifeHacker and Lifehack.org”
The Washington Post – Working – “One smart blog, Lifehack.org, offers “pointers on productivity” with plenty of kick-in-the-pants perspectives. It’s edited by Leon Ho, an Australian techie who manages software engineers by day.”

Founder and Editor

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Prior to working on Stepcase full-time, Leon Ho was Manager of Software Engineering at Red Hat, responsible for the internationalization deliveries in Red Hat products. Leon managed a team across regions in Australia, Japan, China and India. Leon’s division added support of 22 languages in Red Hat Enterprise Linux and migrated new internationalization technologies into products. He founded lifehack.org in 2005, a blog on productivity and personal development, which became popular and attracts millions of visits every month. Leon has a bachelor degree in Information Technology and graduate certificate program in Human Resources and Management.

He continues to improve himself in many ways – usually through self-development audio books and paperback books, or lifehacks.

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Editorial Team

Dustin M. Wax teaches anthropology and women’s studies in Las Vegas, NV, where he lives with his partner, her children, and three too many dogs. His academic work focuses around the closely related topics of anthropology in the Cold War and sexuality in American culture, one of which is the subject of his forthcoming book Anthropology at the Dawn of the Cold War. When not trying to work out the elements of The Good Life in his own and others’ cultures, he is known to play a little guitar, listen to music, and obsessively horde books on all manner of subjects (some of which he even reads).

Thursday Bram is a freelance journalist of over five years experience. She studied Communications at the University of Tulsa and is currently working on her MA in Communication Design. Her work has focused primarily on entrepreneurial topics.

Joel Falconer is a blogger, writer, musician, family man and manager. He has been published online and off, and brings to Lifehack’s readers critical news and practical advice you can use to make life more liveable.