The daily routine of 17 CEOs
Jim Citrin at Yahoo! Finance set out to study the daily routine of 20 CEOs. Surprisingly, he received responses to his survey from 17 of the 20 CEOs polled. Jim's questions were focused around their daily routines. There
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How to Break Out of Your Comfort Zone
Want to break out of your comfort zone and live the life you want? Here's how to conquer your fear of uncertainties and step out of your comfort zone.
Lifehack Interview: Gretchen Rubin on Happiness And Productivity
An interview with Gretchen Rubin, five-time New York Times bestselling author, podcaster, and speaker, to explore happiness and good habits.
Cornell Method PDF Generator
Cornell Note Taking Style has some uniqueness on the system - it has: note taking area to record meaningful notes, a cue column for reducing your notes to clues for reviewing and reciting, and a summaries section to summ
Download: IHMC CmapTools - A concept map software
IHMC CmapTools is a software to construct concept map. What is a concept map? ... is a technique for visualizing the relationships between different concepts. A concept map is a diagram showing the relationships between
Why Your Perception Is Your Reality
Your perception is reality. How you see things around you, no matter how they actually are, become what's real to you. Here's why your perception can change your life.
How to make the Hipster nano PDA
Christopher Penn shows a neat way to make a Hipster PDA - nano version. The nano version consists of stacking and stapling a stack of business cards. It is a pretty good idea to reuse those business cards, once you have
The Power of Praise: Becoming a Great Leader #5
Effective leaders treat others with a positive regard. Specifically, effective leaders understand the power of appreciation. This goes beyond the Carnegie precepts of "Be hardy in your approbation and lavish in your prai
Humility in the Workplace
‘Humility’ is a widely understood word. It’s not one of those words people will pause to look up the meaning for. Generally, people love the thought of humility. It’s one of those ‘good’ values we strive for; one we admi
Counting Most Frequently Used Words
WordCounter is a web tool where you can cut and paste a body of text to the text boxes and counts the most frequently used words in the text. This is a quick tool for making sure the text does not contains any overuse wo
How to Support Friends' Projects
We've all been on one side or the other of this equation: we've done something new, something creative, and we're really proud of it. We ask our friends to get involved, and tell us what they think, and the friend says,
5 Tips for Empathetic Listening
Empathetic Listening is a technique which can help you manage and avoid disruptive and assaultive behaviors. The foundation of the technique can be summarized in 5 simple steps. Provide the speaker with your undivided at
Communicating Ideas: Convey Complex Concepts Clearly
Imagine you’re in a boardroom, tasked with explaining a intricate data analysis to a group of executives who aren’t data experts. You know your idea could transform the company’s strategy, but as you speak, you see confu
7 Uses for a Virtual Machine
VMWare has announced the release of VMWare Server 1.0 for FREE. Formerly known as GSX server, this product allows you to take a reasonably powerful server (say a box with two processors and 4 GB of memory) and lets you s
Time management system: Getting sh-t done (GSD)
Bill Westerman tried couple of time management systems, including Getting Things Done, but all of them didn't suit his working style. He came up with a method called "getting sh-t done". It involves with simple task mana