My new favourite subsite is the Life Hacks page within AllTop.com.
In less than five minutes, I found these ten articles, all of which I enjoyed reading so much I am using them to improve my lot in life. So might you.
- How to Wake up Enthused Every day.
There is one great line from this article: “Spend your day doing a job that you love. If you hate what you’re doing for eight hours a day, five days a week, no wonder you want to stay in bed.“ - Who Did you Learn From Today?
- Sound of Silence:
How to Find Some Quietude in Your Life - How to Take High Dynamic Range Photographs
There had to be at least one article in here about photography, and this was a great one to find! - Escaping the Cubicle!
A definite small-business motivator, plus a great way to reorganise your desk arrangements. - Five Simple Steps to Recreate yourself and your Offering
Definitely a great read. Another great line: Make a serious commitment to yourself! - How Many Bosses Do You Have?
This is an interesting read that many office workers should read. - The Ultimate Productivity Habit
This had me at the first line: “I believe if something is important enough to remember, it’s important enough to write down.” So true. That’s why I got an Apple iTouch. - Thing to Remember When Your Kids Are Driving You Frickin’ Insane
We don’t have kids (unless cats count), but I figured an article that tells me that it’s not them that’s annoying, it’s just that parents are easily annoyed by the little things. Coincidently, children are little. smelly. things. - Two Hundred Mistake Quotes.
My favourite: “I never make the mistake of arguing with people for whose opinions I have no respect.
– Edward Gibbon“
I’m thrilled you found the Life Hacks page on Alltop, and even more thrilled that you liked “Escaping the Cubicle”.
Thanks for pointing out some of these great articles.
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Guy Kawasaki noticed and Tynted your page! How to be Superman: http://tinyurl.com/6d43f8
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Hello Hayden.
It was my pleasure to link to your article. I particularly like the section entitled Job Description as I often say similar quotes (I will, I intend to, It’s in progress, etc). Now I say: “I have, I own, I am, etc”. Self-affirmation and Action-ownership, all rolled into together.
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Hello Speedy, thanks for telling me … particularly about tynt.com!
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