It is now up to the three years mark of the phrase lifehack. Google search has over 12,800,000 results on the "lifehacks". The post number at Lifehack.org blog and wiki have exceeded 2,000 posts. They are keep growing. The reason? Life is short. We thirst for getting more out of our life. 24 hours a day is not enough, but unfortunately it is a fixed resource for everyone. The only variable is how to use your hours effectively and efficiently.
The topics of Lifehack spread across into different areas in 2006. Compared to 2005, which was focused into personal information manager (PIM) and getting things done (GTD) method, we now worry different part of our life. How to communicate my ideas? I am ultra productive now, but should I invest time into my health as well? How to be creative? Should I have a better workflow online and offline? Do computer and software help my work, or they kill my productivity?
Many of those questions raised during 2006. Take a look at the previous post, 2006 LifeHack Review: Best 50 hacks for your Life, you will have a lot of these questions answered. Wish you have a productive new year.
What else can you expect from lifehack other than great content!
The content from lifehack especially in topics like GTD and productivity have made great impact on my life in the year 2006.
And I believe its going to do even more so in the year 2007!
Keep the content coming, Leon and other contributors!
year 2007!!!
[...] Last year, our founder Leon Ho looked back at the previous year on lifehack.org and saw a widening in the site’s focus from technological solutions to questions about living healthy, communicating more effectively, and becoming more creative. This year, lifehack.org has continued to expand its scope, adding over a dozen new writers who have written about studying more successfully, writing, designing your documents, meditating, getting and staying physically fit, the way our brains work, networking, motivating yourself, setting and achieving goals, parenting, leadership, and more. We still write about technology, but as part of our whole lives and not the entirety of our worlds. [...]
THANKS BEST REGARDS