I am always curious on what make people successful. I like to study their strong attributes and skills and I will try to learn those and see if they fit me. That’s why I’ve created lifehack.org, just to track what I can learn on others’ productivity, life hacks, and self-management.
This gives me an idea – if we are tracking this passively – through what they write in their blogs and journals – how about if the lifehack.org team contacts them directly and ask them on some quick tips? Hence a new series at lifehack.org is created – called Productive Interview Series, where we will interview some productive people we know throughout my time at lifehack.org. We will reach out other contacts who we are not familiar with as well.
If you are productive with your life and work, and want to be proactive – please contact us – tips at lifehack.org and we would love to include you into the series.
For a good start, I’ve asked four simple questions to Patrick Rhone, who is one of my new contacts in the blogsphere. Stay tuned for the next post.
[...] i wont even attempt to go into my to do piles, but sheesh, it’s gonna change. i saw over on Lifehack.org recently, that they’re starting a Productive interview Section. i’m digging what i’m reading, (as i always do on lifehack). i’ll be implementing some of these things as i try and drudge through my piles. Filed Under: General [...]
[...] Anyway, i bring this up because it’s made me think a lot about productivity. Productivity is a big thing no matter what you do (or don’t do). And even though i have other computers around, not having a fully functional laptop has made a rather large dent in my productivity, both personal tasks that i need to get done, and work. Looking at my last post, i’ve done a horrid job of managing my piles this last week. it seems the only pile i paid attention to was my work pile. And if you were to take a step into my flat, you’d agree with me 100%. The proverbial ‘piles’ are not so proverbial. …. And NO i can’t blame all them thar large piles on teh broken lappy. … but some of them i can. i wont even attempt to go into my ‘to-do’ piles, but sheesh, it’s gonna change. i saw over on Lifehack.org recently, that they’re starting a Productive interview Section. i’m digging what i’m reading, (as i always do on lifehack). i’ll be implementing some of these things as i try and drudge through my piles. i’ll keep y’all updated as to teh piles ‘o ryan.Test: <a href=”http://www.technorati.com/claim/gnn95hc37e” rel=”me”>Technorati Profile</a> Filed Under: General [...]
[...] Anyway, i bring this up because it’s made me think a lot about productivity. Productivity is a big thing no matter what you do (or don’t do). And even though i have other computers around, not having a fully functional laptop has made a rather large dent in my productivity, both personal tasks that i need to get done, and work. Looking at my last post, i’ve done a horrid job of managing my piles this last week. it seems the only pile i paid attention to was my work pile. And if you were to take a step into my flat, you’d agree with me 100%. The proverbial ‘piles’ are not so proverbial. …. And NO i can’t blame all them thar large piles on teh broken lappy. … but some of them i can. i wont even attempt to go into my ‘to-do’ piles, but sheesh, it’s gonna change. i saw over on Lifehack.org recently, that they’re starting a Productive interview Section. i’m digging what i’m reading, (as i always do on lifehack). i’ll be implementing some of these things as i try and drudge through my piles. i’ll keep y’all updated as to teh piles ‘o ryan. Posted: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 12:03 PM by Ryan Filed under: General, work [...]
[...] Productive Interview Series is a quick four questions interview, targets on productive people who have been changing their work/life style with life hacks and self-development tips. The following are the answers from Henrik Edberg, the person behind The Positivity Blog. [...]
[...] Productive Interview Series is a quick four questions interview, targets on productive people who have been changing their work/life style with life hacks and self-development tips. It’s my pleasure to interview Michael Leddy, who is our monthly contributor at lifehack.org and the blogger at Orange Crate Art. His articles in here have helped thousands of students around the world. [...]
[...] Productive Interview Series is a quick four questions interview, targets on productive people who have been changing their work/life style with life hacks and self-development tips. It’s my pleasure to interview Gretchen Rubin, the person behind The Happiness Project blog. She has tested many tips and theory on how to be happy in her life – look like I could get couple of great lifehacks from her. [...]