Time Management/Organization (2)

I currently follow 71 different blogs on a wide range of subjects. But there are several incredible blogs out there on the subject of time management and organization that I think you can find value from.

Here are the ones I follow that you might be interested in…

LifeHacker.com – This is by far my favorite site that falls into this category. They have 20+ new posts each day on subjects ranging from productivity, organization, and using technology to improve your life. Their posts are short, sweet, and to the point. LifeHacker has a huge following of readers, so always read the comments where you’ll find additional helpful thoughts from other readers. Because of the amount of posts they make each day, it may take feel like mining for gold in order to find what works for you, but it’s worth it. I quickly scan the titles and if something doesn’t apply to me, I move on. Check this site out…you’ll be glad you did.
43 Folders – The author, Merlin Mann, is known as one of the original blog writers on this subject, but this blog has recently shifted it’s focus to how to be creative in your daily work. Still, the site has years of archived articles that you’ll find valuable. Here is a link to some of the site’s all-time most popular articles. One post series you need to read is titled “Inbox Zero,” which I fully subscribe to and utilize on a daily basis.
LifeHack.org – As you can probably tell by the name, this site is quite similar in concept to LifeHacker.com. While these posts seem to be longer and smaller in quantity, they are certainly not lacking in quality. You’ll find a lot of lists and links in posts such as The Ultimate Student Resource List, 80 How-To Sites Worth Bookmarking, or 50 Tricks To Get Things Done Faster, Better, and More Easily.
Scott H Young – This writer is still a college student, but has some quality writings. His posts are generally longer and more along the lines of a good article.
Tim Ferriss – If you didn’t already know, Tim is the author of the book The 4-Hour Work Week, a book I highly recommend. Like Scott Young, his posts are longer and have the feel of an article, but there are some great ones. Tim lives an interesting life and has drawn some controversy for some of his work, but his blog will be beneficial to you.