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- A Modest Guide to Productivity – Frank Chimero
- How I Got My Attention Back – Backchannel
- The Scrying Game — Real Life
- Even Superheroes Punch the Clock - The New York Times
- Structured Procrastination: Do Less & Deceive Yourself
- Leveling both sides of the playing field
- StrengthsFinder 2.0
- Pinboard Turns Five (Pinboard Blog)
- When you’re younger, you need to say yes to everything
- Doubt is what drives me, the nervousness that I don’t have it anymore
- Demons Hate Fresh Air
- This column will change your life: stop being busy
- The Great Discontent: Austin Kleon
- Frank Chimero - Three Things to Say
- Life is a game. This is your strategy guide
- The Risks Worth Taking - Austin Kleon
- Kanye West
- Shooting a movie is the worst milieu for creative work ever devised by man
- 94-year-old’s business card
- Who Will Prosper in the New World - NYTimes.com
- Study Hacks » The Need for a Deeper Vocabulary of Career Aspiration
- Frank Chimero × Blog × Web Tableaus
- THE MINUTE I GET HOME FROM WORK
- Over the fireplace in the first house my parents owned together
- Life Lessons with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
- Tim Brando, Chris Broussard, and giving credit where credit is due - SBNation.com
- It got to me when someone asked what I did for a living
- Doug Bowman: “The Wired office when I joined, in 1996”
- If the world were merely seductive, that would be easy
- The Barbed Gift of Leisure - The Chronicle Review - The Chronicle of Higher Education
- Find the thing you’re most passionate about, then do it on nights and weekends
- Creative People Say No — Thoughts on creativity — Medium
- Changing your operating system | Derek Sivers
- Zoe’s Desk | Submitted For Your Perusal
- The Deadliest Jobs In America, In One Graphic : Planet Money : NPR
- Paris Review – CivilWarLand in Bad Decline: Preface, George Saunders
- Every kid wants to rebel against their parents
- Don't Go to Business School! - The Daily Beast
- The one time I got a bunch of prizes, I just assumed I’d win them all
- “I don’t know how I’m finna do this shit again”
- The secret is that the shit is fun to me
- Festina lente - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Study Hacks » Blog Archive » The Joys and Sorrows of Deep Work
- Love Like Cosima - The Barnes & Noble Review
- The Sad Secular Monks | First Things
- In-Use: FF Quadraat in ‘The Shape of Design’ – An interview with Frank Chimero
- The Believer - Beat Boutique
- The Service Patch - NYTimes.com
- What you’ve never done is what you’ll need to learn for your business
- Why do you always sit in the same place in meetings? - Barking up the wrong tree
- I quit my advertising job so I could go to the movies every afternoon
- Making a choice and trying it is an important career skill
- People who are smart and energetic are often angry
- Blake Masters: Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 5 Notes Essay
- How to Avoid Burnout: Marissa Mayer - Businessweek
- Your biggest career decision is who you marry | Penelope Trunk Blog
- The Top Idea in Your Mind
- When to leave grad school off your resume | Penelope Trunk Blog
- Perception vs. Reality. An excerpt from The Start-up of You
- Are You As Busy As You Think? - WSJ.com
- Young Jeezy - Hustlaz Ambition
- What Facebook's IPO means for women | Penelope Trunk Blog
- The point isn’t to achieve everything
- I was always somebody
- Do your work for six years; in the seventh, go into solitude
- Every time I come to work I feel like I’m starting a second life
- Louis CK Q&A - JonahWeiner.com
- Being cheerful is really no recipe to get down to work: nothing happens until…
- I don’t give a fuck if you’re doin’ petty shit or big shit
- When we say, “What do you do?” we really mean what do you learn?
- Idler Q&A (3) | HiLobrow
- By seven everyone is gone
- Overcoming Bias : ‘Never Settle’ Is A Brag
- If you don’t take money, they can’t tell you what to do
- We cannot bear toil or pleasure or ourselves or anything very long
- It is weariness upon the same things to labor and by them to be controlled
- Against Vacation | Front Porch Republic
- The medium chill | Grist
- Most of my days involve four- and five-hour stretches of what I would…
- The better part of my work on media is actually somewhat like…
- Chris Rock: Job vs. Career
- You can tell if it’s your own plan by how lost you feel
- Portrait Of The Bagel As A Young Man
- — A. E. Housman
- I take [my work] less seriously than anybody
- I am angry and curious
- In a hundred different ways, we have slowly marginalized an entire category…
- THE NEW YORKER: Barry Michels’s & Phil Stutz’ Therapy Drawings
- Legal disclaimers: Spare us the e-mail yada-yada | The Economist
- AUSTIN KLEON: Don't discard. Keep all your pieces in play.
- Getting a job decreases the amount of work it takes to live
- They get one letter from me every couple of years
- Wehr in the World: Fear of death in the workplace
- I have to look them in the eye and decide whether they love the business…
- We do not bring in compensation consultants and we don’t have a human…
- Office, Why Do You Persecute Me?
- You don’t have to have perfect wisdom to get very rich – just a bit better…
- Coffee Break: A 1958 Film About Lost Time in the Workplace
- When I Grow Up: Kids' Dream Jobs - Forbes.com
- Try to make things that can become better in other people’s minds than they…
- David Grady: The Conference Call
- The real risk is in not changing
- “You Want a Social Life, With Friends” by Kenneth Koch
- You have to reinvent reasons for playing, and one year’s answer might not do…
- “Work,” by John Engman, from Temporary Help
- Family, Friends, Health, Work: Pick Any Three
- The Fallacy Of Success - G. K. Chesterton
- Ben Casnocha: The Blog: How to Get Hired
- Whenever an artist has been able to say, “I came, I saw, I conquered,” it has…
- Movie directors, or should I say people who create things, are very greedy…
- Things won are done; joy’s soul lies in the doing
- Why Do Harvard Kids Head to Wall Street? « The Baseline Scenario
- Money is like gasoline during a road trip
- The life I have chosen gives me my full hours of enjoyment for the balance…
- Don’t say you don’t have enough time
- Working Methods - Art - Lapham’s Quarterly
- Sext by W.H. Auden
- My Year Of Everything: My Year Of Everything Q&A: With Kevin Murphy, Author of "A Year At The Movies"
- Day jobs of famous writers
- What you have to find is your own niche that will allow you to keep feeding…
- Working: The Graphic Novel - Bryan Caplan | EconLog
- People say you teach during the day and you’re free at so-and-so, but there’s…
- Work hard, play hardly « Variations on normal by Dominic Wilcox
- Men Without Work | Mother Jones
- Most intellectual failures, people who are smart but still don’t succeed, tend…
- Not every end is a goal
- The Internet Blurs Serious and Playful Thoughts
- Trevor Clark ( @trevorclark), a guy I knew back in the old high school days…
- Bob Sutton: Selecting Talent: The Upshot from 85 Years of Research
- To the Audience
- Being Individuals in an Increasingly Individualistic Culture
- Success guide: 1
- Dan Pink’s TED Talk on Motivation
- A graph showing various vacation allotments and an interesting discussion…
- Fun fact: I have a podcast
- David Foster Wallace, on success
- Will Smith: The Keys to Life = Running & Reading
- An economy that is more entrepreneurial, less managerial, would be less…
- Oliver Sacks’ desk
- I taught briefly in a public high school and would have loved to have set up…
- The People I Love the Best Jump into Work Head First
- Shop Class surveys an economic landscape where everyone must go to college…
- Warhol on good art vs bad art
- Why work more hours
- Doodling" may help memory recall"
- The 14-Second Work Year
- Great Opportunities Don’t Fall into Your Lap
- Meetings are like an opiate with a network effect
- Comic strip instructions for anarchic overthrow of the office
- A list of people who worked while standing
- Shop Class as Soulcraft
- (What I learned about craftsmanship in) The Violin Maker (review: 4/5)
- Terry Gross interviewed Chuck Close a couple years ago
- A long essay on why crunch mode doesn't work
- I don't know how anyone can try to be universal