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This was written in response to a post written by Cal Newport on his blog "Study Hacks". I highly recommend that you read it first, as it will give you some context. If you'd really rather not, then the summary of his post titled '"Write Every Day" is Bad Advice: Hacking the Psychology of Big Projects" is that when you say "I'm going to write 1,000 words a day so I can be as prolific as Steven King" (whose writing goal for each day is, indeed, 1,000 words) you are setting yourself up for some discouraging cognitive dissonance when you fail to meet this mark. If miss a day, and then another, you become more and more convinced that your plan is not working, that you are "failing" and therefore less and less inclined & therefore likely to stick with your goal the next day. He suggests instead looking at it week by week and seeing what are expectations that take into account that day, week, or month's demands that are reasonable, and therefore more likely to be accomplished and keep your momentum and confidence high, and your cognitive dissonance low.
Enter my response, and the meat of this post:
Hey guys... if you'd like to suggest a post, here's the place to do it. Like the books thread, if someone else suggests a post you'd like to read, upvote it and add any additional thoughts as a reply.
I write every single day, so helping me come up with topics would really make things easier on me and improve post quality at the same time.
Two years ago I finally jumped off the Thinkpad wagon to buy a Sony Z12. I have my loyalties and preferences, but at the end of the day I know that the one feature that actually directly impacts my productivity is screen resolution. The higher the resolution, the more stuff that can fit on the screen at once. The more I can fit on the screen, the less swapping between windows I have to do, and thus the less I have to interrupt my workflow. At the same time, I travel a lot, so I need a small computer. My criteria will always be the smallest usable computer with the highest resolution.
For a long time, the Sony was that computer. New computers came out over the past two years, but none of them stacked up well against the Sony. Even the Z12's successor, the Z21, wasn't much to write home about.
Then one day I read an announcement saying that Asus was releasing two new ultrabooks (you know, the Windows laptops that look like Macbook Airs), an 11.6" and a 13", and both would have full 1920x1080 screens. They'd be about half the thickness of my existing laptop, and the smaller of the two would be half a pound lighter. I was sold.
I've many book on my reading list, and it seems I'm adding titles to it much faster than I'm able to read them, so the list keeps growing in length!
I've decided that the solution is to improve my reading speed. Do you have a book, course, method, class etc., that you've had success with and that you recommend? Please write a little about your experience with it. Thanks!
I've had a prosper account for years but decided to signup for a LC one as well. I see there's a ton of promos out right now and they support affiliates. So if anyone's a member and wants me to signup through their link...send it over
What is the best pathway for getting the best bang for your buck insurance for a rv or conversion van (converted van for an rv).
If anyone can give me what they are paying with a model/year of their vehicle that would help and specifying if you have liability or full coverage. etc etc. just for a van im finding its over 200 a month and I have no accidents on my record.
thanks!
Go to http://sett.com and you'll be able to see posts across the whole SETT network, ranked by hotness (rank and time combined) or just time.
Tynan, I love what your doing with SETT and if there's a way I can use my passion, skill and experience to help it grow, I want to. Since you've only just opened up SETT to the first 50 people, I don't think your quite ready for this, but I wanted to throw the idea out there.
If and when you want to expand SETT beyond the English-speaking community, I want to help you. This could involve finding non-English language bloggers who want to switch their blogs to SETT or coordinating professional native-speaker translations of the SETT content.
I'm posting this in the community section instead of emailing you directly because I thought that it might provoke an interesting discussion about the business benefits of reaching out to speakers of other languages. Has anyone ever tried to expand their products or services to the non-English speaking market? If so, what results did you see?
What started out as my exploration of an age-old question: whether total nerds have a chance at snagging highly desired women ripples into a topic that permeates into a thorough exploration of everything regarding the enigma we call 'love' and how it may not be as magical as we first deem it to be.
Reupdate: 3/14/13 Didn't really mean to update on Valentine's Day but there we go. I rescind my 51/49 soul/body split I mentioned in the 3/13 update after responding to Zach's post on Sebastian Marshall's blog http://sebastianmarshall.com/dont-underestimate-biochemistry. I now believe it is a dynamic split that changes based on situation.
Update: 3/13/13 In yet another update of this post's evolution the original question has been staked in the heart by Tynan's latest post Not that kind of person. I am now more convinced than ever that there are no 'pre-sets' in life and the only barriers we put up are the ones of our own making. Not everyone starts on even-footing and some have advantages over others but in the long run for most things we are self-defined. For the longest time I've tackled a deeper philosophical question - is the body a victim of biological processes or are biological processes controlled by the body? (ie can we use willpower alone to induce biological change) Are human personalities just a sum of biochemical reactions or is the human persona a product of the 'soul'? I now believe that we have a lot more power than we give ourselves credit for and even though our bodies and higher aspects (mind/soul) may often conflict with one another ultimately the higher aspects are in control.
Admittedly hormones and such play a big role in our day to day feel/function and have enough weight to throw us off course . Starting out I think we may be a 51/49 split of mind over matter but with self discipline and proper care of the human vessel in my experience that ratio only goes up to pass more control to the higher self.
Update: 9/6/12 Figure I'd clean this up and add in a shortcut to help anyone trapped in the loop of pining for women - most of what is considered "love" doesn't exist just sex. Read the end of this post for the explanation why. Otherwise original post below...
Check out the books I've written on Living in an RV, Meeting Girls, and Traveling the World. 