Readers Recommend: 15 More Productivity Blogs You Probably Never Heard Of

Concluding calendar week, I recommended over lx productivity blogs, from the big name sites to some of the petty-known discoveries I'd made in my travels through the productivity Web. At the end, I asked readers to recommend the sites that they'd come up across that they felt deserved wider recognition, and this is what you came up with.

1. Aim for Awesome: Vern Lovic shares his unproblematic recipe for life ("smiles + smarts + success") with an odd but interesting mix of high technology and spiritual seeking.
2. Avani Mehta: Avani Mehta offers "Food for Mind", with posts on motivation, stress and relaxation, and "mind hacks".
3. Principal Happiness Officer: Alexander Kjerulf answers questions, shares tips, reviews books, and indulges in a little chip of silliness on this blog dedicated to living happily e'er after – and today.
4. Encouraging Greatness: Jeff Hurley focuses on part relations, with tips and tricks for coaxing success from whatever staff.
5. Effing the Dog: A blog and podcast offer a non-and so-slightly offbeat accept on productivity: Eventualism, which equally far as I can brand out, holds that somewhen everything gets done. Filled with interviews of productivity greats (that he somewhen gets posted…).
6. Get Everything Done: The weblog of Mark Forster, writer of Exercise It Tomorrow and other books on personal productivity and time managment. Here he offers tips and motivation for more than productive living.
7. Lesson In Life: Mohamad Zaki, known as "banji", shares his lessons on living, with posts on self-motivation, mental attitude aligning, studying kills, and related topics.
8. On Simplicity: Sara shares her findings in her quest for "a happier, easier, more enjoyable life". Contains a pretty even mix of practical advice and inspiring idea-pieces.
9. Productive Flourishing: Charlie Gilkey's web log is notable for his philosophical approach to simply living, as well equally his free downloadable monthly planner pages.
10. Sneak Up On Your Dreams: Aileen Journey discusses how to make and achieve your goals in little steps on this new but promising site.
11. Study Matrix Blog: A unique site dedicated to exploring the potential of a kind of heed map known equally a "report matrix". Gorgeously illustrated, there's lots of useful information here for people interested in learning how to explore and stand for ideas visually.
12. Success Making Machine: Heshy Shayovitz presents his "life management system" – along the way touching on topics related to productivity and effective management.
13. Team Taskmaster: This BNET blog cy CC Holland is geared towards office workers, with an emphasis on workplace relations and other issues.
14. YangTown: A spiritual weblog for men, this site is Ryan Randolph'south attempt to forge a new concept of masculinty. Ringlet down – all the content was below my browser window when I visited!
15. Zen College Life: Ibrahim Husain presents the engineering news, health and fitness tips, report advice, and life knowledge students need to succeed at college – and life.

Thanks to everyone who recommended sites – fifty-fifty if they were your ain. At that place are a lot of sites here that I plan on subscribing to – and a few I wouldn't, but that'south the beauty of the Web: there's plenty for anybody.

My larger listing last week drew quite a few comments from people complaining about the length of the listing. I've grown to look the refrain of "you're a productivity site, how can a huge listing be skilful for productivity" on whatever mail service with more than than a few ideas in information technology, merely I suppose it's a valid complaint and deserves to be addressed.

Outset of all, I oasis't exactly hid my feelings about productivity – it's a lot more than work work work. Some of these sites provide useful, immediately applicable information – and some provide inspiration, spiritual instruction, or just plain fun. Some I read every day, and some I read once a week or less – and some I visit just every so oftentimes, when I feel like it. Some are essential reading for the advice they requite, and some are occasional reading to snuggle up with on a long afternoon with nix else pressing.

2nd of all, I don't await anyone to read all of these sites. I don't read all of them – and many I only read occasionally, equally I said! I fully await that some of you will admittedly loathe some of my recommendations – the writer is too arrogant, too spiritual, too feminine, besides masculine, likewise money-centric, too cocky-righteous, also whatever. Others might discover the same site exactly what they've ever looked for. This is non an all-or-nothing affair – by all means, pick and choose the ones that work for yous.

Finally, on a different note, if you write one of these sites, we'd love to hear from you. Perchance you'd like to join Lifehack as an ongoing invitee contributor, or submit an occasional guest mail service. What has become specially clear to me in the year-plus at Lifehack (last week marked my one-year anniversary every bit a Lifehack author) is that in that location's a huge community of people out there seeking ways to better themselves and their lives.

But that community is somewhat disjointed, scattered into tiny niches (student life blogs, management and leadership blogs, make money online bogs, and on and on).

Let's get-go changing that – let's open some lines of advice and see what we can attain if nosotros start building relationships amongst ourselves!

If y'all're interested and take any ideas, contact usa or electronic mail me direct at dustin (at) lifehack dot org.

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