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The Happiness Project
The right words, said the right way, at the right time can change your life … or at least give you a new lens and vantage point. I’m a fan of quotes, but one of the issues I’ve had is finding the right quotes when I need them. Since I’m doing some productivity research, I decided to share my collection of personal productivity quotes.
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The Other End of Sunset
First, let me shout in jubilation that the West Memphis Three were freed today , 18 years after a huge, terrible, awful miscarriage of justice. Sadly, instead of walking out of prison as clearly free men, they are walking out of prison under a most bizarre legal arrangement that has them proclaiming their innocence, while the criminal justice sees them as guilty. Kind of. But, at least they are out of jail.EveryJoe - Sports News – Tech Reviews – Entertainment – Life Tip
(Photo: watz ) If you’re a white-collar worker, hacking your body isn’t limited to the gym. In fact, what you do outside of the gym might be more important that what you do inside the gym. Recent research suggests that those who sit from 9-5 (more than 6 hours daily) and exercise regularly are more likely to have heart disease than those who sit less than 3 hours per day and don’t “exercise” at all. ff Venture Capital , a New York early-stage technology venture capital fund, recently moved into a new NYC location, and they’ve documented their experiments and findings in rethinking the office for physical optimization. David Teten of ff VC contributed this detailed post, which provides a laundry list of ideas for transforming your office–home-based or otherwise–from a liability into a performance enhancer… Read More
The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
There's an interesting cross-current between social media and the new connectivity and networks social media create, and innovation. It's fairly obvious when you stop to think about it - good ideas spring from the interaction of different perspectives or point of view, and the more interconnected we become via social media, the more opportunities exist for innovation. It was with this frame of reference that I agreed to review Empowered, by Josh Bernoff and Ted Schadler.
Thinking Faster
I’ll confess: I recently let stress beat me. I know, some of you think I’m perfect and never get stressed out, ever, especially as I’ve written about slowing down and simplifying for five years or so now. But I do get stressed out, and I do sometimes overwork myself. It doesn’t happen much anymore, but it does happen.

