From the monthly archives:

April 2007

During BarCamp Montreal 2 Mitch Joel of Twist Image cornered me and threw a microphone in my face. He then peppered me with a bunch of very tough questions trying to extract all my secrets.
It was fun.
Check it out at Mitch Joel’s blog.
I haven’t done many interviews, but hopefully it comes across reasonably well.
Mitch’s [...]

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Um…how should I know?
Luckily, I don’t have to know all the answers. All I had to do was ask everyone else for their productivity tips and let the magic happen.
On Tuesday, April 24th I launched the Ultimate Guide to Productivity Group Writing Project. The idea is simple (and on-going, so feel free to participate):

Write [...]

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BarCamp Montreal 2 was a great success. I can’t imagine anyone thinking otherwise. And some worthwhile reviews are starting to surface.
Evan Prodromou does a good job of reviewing some of the best presentations, highlighting the positives and pointing out some of his perceived negatives as well.
Shawna Nelles had a positive experience, participating in her first [...]

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On most days, I wake up extra early in the morning to get stuff done. It doesn’t always work, but it’s part of the productivity rhythm I’ve developed over the last year. This time is critical for me; no one else in the house is awake, the phone isn’t ringing and there are very few [...]

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Babies and young kids thrive when they have a routine. They feel more comfortable and safer knowing what to expect and when. A regular routine or schedule helps kids develop and succeed. Creativity loves constraints, after all.
Are we really that much different?
Harrison at Journal To Financial Freedom tells us that one of his best productivity [...]

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