productivity
43 posts
- Culling vs. Surrender
- A Modest Guide to Productivity – Frank Chimero
- How I Got My Attention Back – Backchannel
- On Digital Minimalism - Study Hacks - Cal Newport
- The Efficiency Trap
- Your sense of self is bound up in how you use your time
- Structured Procrastination: Do Less & Deceive Yourself
- Demons Hate Fresh Air
- This column will change your life: stop being busy
- Motivational advice risks making things worse
- billa: Philip Roth on the beauty of naps SIMON: Is there something you’re...
- If the world were merely seductive, that would be easy
- Creative People Say No — Thoughts on creativity — Medium
- Paris Review – CivilWarLand in Bad Decline: Preface, George Saunders
- Festina lente - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Study Hacks » Blog Archive » The Joys and Sorrows of Deep Work
- How to Avoid Burnout: Marissa Mayer - Businessweek
- Are You As Busy As You Think? - WSJ.com
- Are people who dwell on their problems more creative? - Barking up the wrong tree
- Being cheerful is really no recipe to get down to work: nothing happens until…
- Most of my days involve four- and five-hour stretches of what I would…
- 4 Reasons traveling is a waste of time | Penelope Trunk
- He who bestows all of his time on his own needs, who plans out every day as if…
- Heaven knows!
- Look back in memory and consider when you ever had a fixed plan, how few days…
- I am angry and curious
- Paris Review - The Art of Poetry No. 30, Philip Larkin
- Constraint in everyday life
- Because growth curves are asymptotic, I am convinced it is better to get…
- Spinning class, the scarcity heuristic, and me
- Don’t say you don’t have enough time
- Wehr in the World: The best uses of my time
- Dan Pink’s TED Talk on Motivation
- Why work more hours
- I love planning and organizing things so much that sometimes I’d rather not…
- From an interview with Jimmy Carter
- The 14-Second Work Year
- Email Apnea
- A long essay on why crunch mode doesn't work
- Parkinson's Law
- Projects.txt
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