Lifehack favorite, ZenHabits, has put together a Top 50 of productivity-focused sites, like their own. We’re priviledged to have made the ‘A List’ and hold ZH in the same regard.
Check out the list for some Pro-Discovery. Finding 50 resources to help you work better is some good and productive procrastinating of it’s own.
The Top 50 Productivity Blogs (most of which you haven’t heard about) – [ZenHabits]
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Leo Babauta says on April 19th, 2007 at 2:49 pm
Thanks for the nice mention, Craig. Lifehack most definitely deserves to be in the A List of productivity sites. Thanks for considering Zen Habits among that group too!
p.s. be warned: there are some great sites on that list, so reading all of them could be dangerous for your productivity!
Juju says on April 19th, 2007 at 4:45 pm
Great list! Thanks. I’ve already added a few to my Google Reader subscriptions. Especially Zen Habits – great find.
Chris M says on April 20th, 2007 at 2:17 am
Hi
Personal productivity is great – but I find that it’s hard to see what changes to make “from the inside”.
I’ve recently decided to make a concerted effort not to try to implement ’self-improvement’ alone, but instead to learn from people who have walked this path before me.
This has entailed dusting off those half-read books on my shelf, but also embracing new methods of learning, such as interactive AV materials, web, DVDs etc.
One of the things I have finally come to realise is that it also takes EFFORT and SELF-DISCIPLINE – something which is not really talked about in relation to the currently-popular “Law of Attraction”.
One teacher I am gaining an increasing amount of respect for is Bob Proctor – quite an amazing guy at 73 years old.
I recently came across an interview with him which made a lot of sense, and I’d be interested in the comments of others.
The interview is at:
http://www.CreatesPersonalGrow.....Report.pdf