Posted on 02 July 2008
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Are you shy? Do you lack self-confidence, motivation, and a belief in yourself?
Listen in as I, Duff McDuffee, talk with John Wesley, founder of popular personal development blog PickTheBrain.com, about getting started with personal development.
Posted on 25 June 2008
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Are you confusing upgrading your computer with upgrading your life? Listen in as host Duff McDuffee talks with Clay Collins, blogger at TheGrowingLife.com, about truly hacking your life by asking the tough questions and living creatively.
Posted on 18 June 2008
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Are you truly thinking for yourself, about what makes you come alive, or are you blindly following the advice of personal development experts? Listen in as host Duff McDuffee talks with with Clay Collins, blogger at TheGrowingLife.com, about how to truly find your own way in life.
Announcements
Posted on 09 July 2008
Hey Precision Change fans,
Recently my friend and partner on this project Ryan Oelke had to make some tough decisions about what he could be involved in, and unfortunately Precision Change didn’t make the cut. As we all know, especially us productivity geeks, there is always more to do than we could ever possibly do, and [...]
Personal Development
Posted on 18 May 2008
Almost everyone writing, speaking, or participating in personal development is trying too hard. Our culture is infused with an ethic of being the best, raising the bar, endlessly achieving more. What ever happened to good enough?
I just read a short book called The Underachiever’s Manifesto: The Guide to Accomplishing Little and Feeling Great by Ray Bennett, M.D. It’s appropriately very short–you can read it in 30 minutes, after which you feel you accomplished something…something very small. …
Productivity
Posted on 27 June 2008
In a recent episode on the Precision Change podcast David Allen, the “productivity guru” as he is called, offers some great high-level reflections on the importance of his GTD system. Using the dichotomy of being and doing David says that [I’m paraphrasing] if you want to “just be” see how long you can be [...]
