Productivity is a topic that never goes stale. We all have different ideas, opinions and things that work for us. And some people swear by a life of chaos and randomness.

There’s no perfect answer to being productive. That’s what makes productivity such an interesting subject. And that’s what makes collecting so many productivity tips and sharing them a great experience. Out of the volume of posts written about productivity tips there must be at least one thing that each of us can experiment with; and that would make the Ultimate Guide to Productivity a success.

With this latest batch of submissions we’ve surpassed the 100 mark (we’re at 109!) and I want to thank each and every one of you for submitting your productivity tips.

1. Productivity Tip by Jenn Givler
2. Productivity Tip – Just Start by Andrew Garrett
3. My Key To Productivity by Matt McDonald
4. How Productive Are You? by Tish
5. Time management for graphic designers by Rob Cubbon
6. Productivity Tips 2.0 by Stephen
7. My Most Powerful Productivity Tip by Ellesse
8. Ultimate Guide to Productivity by Ian McKenzie
9. Ultimate Guide to Productivity by GTD Wannabe
10. The ultimate productivity tip by Matthew Cornell
11. My single best tip for productivity by Brett Kelly
12. My Key to Productivity by Andrew Barbaccia
13. Blog Even More Efficiently by Scott Hartshorn
14. The Greatest Productivity Tip in the World by Gary Vaughan
15. The Ultimate Guide to Productivity Group Writing Project by Joy Slaughter
16. Single Best Productivity Tip by Leo
17. Join the Ultimate Guide to Productivity by JC
18. My top productivity tip by Steven Aitchinson
19. Phil Gerbyshak
20. Virtual Assistants and Ultimate Guide to Productivity by Key Business Partners
21. Ultimate Guide to Productivity (My First Meme) by Geoff R.
22. The Ultimate Guide to Productivity – What’s your secret? by Mary Ann Copson
23. Continuously Increase Productivity by Embracing the Optimization Mentality by John Wesley

My goal was to reach 100 submissions before I started compiling the e-book. But this doesn’t mean you shouldn’t keep submitting! I won’t be able to do a lot on the e-book for a couple weeks still, so please feel free to post your own productivity tips, tag others and let me know about.

Dave Olson deserves special mention. He submitted his productivity post over a week a go, but each time I summarized the latest list of great productivity tips, productivity tricks and productivity secrets I forgot to include his submission. It wasn’t intentional on my part, it just happened.

Please check out Dave Olson’s productivity post, 5 secrets to becoming a productivity guru.

Phew. It’s out there!

And there are more great posts for you to enjoy as well. Certainly nowhere near the 893 posts that Darren Rowse got from his latest group writing project. Crazy. Amazing. Kudos! Of course, he picked an easier topic…*chuckle*

Here are the latest submissions to the Ultimate Guide of Productivity group writing project meme. You can still participate. There’s no deadline. Maybe it’ll go on forever…

Just write a blog post with your best productivity tip(s). Let me know about it and then tag others with links to their blogs, so they participate as well.

1. What productivity? by Paul Enderson
2. The Tale of the Gnawing Scrimshanks by Zep Hopper
3. The Ultimate Guide to Productivity by J David Macor
4. Making The Most Of Your Productive Time by Winterbride
5. Passion and Productivity by PixelHead Online
6. Secrets to Being Productive by Dan
7. The Key to Productivity: Immediate Deadlines and Mini-Goals by Renita T. Kalhorn
8. Being Productive Online by Charity Ondriezek
9. The Key To Being Productive by Robert Hruzek
10. Productivity Hint? NO! by Annie Boccio
11. 25 Ways to be Jazzed about Productivity by Liz Strauss
12. Productivity Tips by Lillie Ammann
13. Tips for increasing productivity by Sera Strawbridge

We now have a total of 86 submissions. Hopefully we’ll get another 14 to reach 100, and go beyond that as well.

What’s your best productivity tip?