Category: Links of Interest

  • The Starting Key to Being Productive

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    Finding a good productivity system is so much more than the mechanics of whatever tool you use. In fact, almost every tool is more or less the same. They have due dates, and start dates. You can organize things into projects and sub-folders. Some of them allow collaboration and some don’t. Some follow Agile methods…

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  • Podcast on Rules for life

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    12 Rules for Life The big takeaway here is that the little things add up. If you’re laying around making excuses, that’s what it adding up. If you’re kicking ass, or trying to, that’s what’s adding up. If you’re taking a step on the path towards kicking ass. That’s what is adding up.

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  • Self Care Challenge at Bullet Journal

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    We don’t do enough self care. Bullet Journal is trying to help you do more.

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  • Are You Measuring The Gain or the Gap?

    Are You Measuring The Gain or the Gap?

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    I just finished reading Michael Hyatt’s, Your Best Year Ever. Yup the review is coming. Today I want to talk about one of the ideas in that book. Most times we measure the gap. The distance we have to go till we reach…success…or whatever we’re striving for. Till we match the success of someone we…

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  • Trying to Measure the Artistic Gain

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    Because instead of comparing me with me, I was comparing me with da Vinci, with my friend the professional illustrator, with all the artists who’d inspired me to want to start to draw. The first bar was way too high. I’d just started to jog and was beating myself up for not running a marathon…

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  • Does your product fit the market?

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    Great primer in product market fit from my friend AJ. I’m just in the middle of digging into this idea to improve my positioning and marketing. It will be my reading focus for much of the year.

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  • That Ideal Day

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    I love this article detailing the ideal day where everything went right. I love it because some of it is achievable every day. You can go to bed earlier and get the rest you need. You can decide to bury your phone in your backpack, or even leave it at home, and spend time talking…

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  • Are you refining

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    Thoughtful post from Scott on the process of creating taking time. I was just talking to some of my coaching students today about some new thinking told and strategies I’ve been using that have been helpful. Old Curtis would just have launched something about it. This time I’ll work through it with my clients a…

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  • 151 – Avoiding Hardship

    151 – Avoiding Hardship

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    Too many people avoid any sense of hardship in their lives. They fear they can’t handle it or that they’ll be judged or rejected. – High Performance Habits …and… Our culture today is obsessively focused on unrealistically positive expectations: Be happier. Be healthier. Be the best, better than the rest. – The Subtle Art of…

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  • Another Great Review of So Good They Can’t Ignore You

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    I loved So Good They Can’t Ignore you. You can read my review of it here. Well, here is another good review of the book. Like the author, I love Deep Work and this book and almost everything Newport writes.

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