The Writer’s Coin

by Jayel Aheram
I’ve written before about how important lists are to becoming more efficient, finding good deals, and getting things done (and saving lives, believe it or not). I really believe that writing things down not only helps you remember, it also helps to spur action. But the other day I discovered yet another [...]

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A lot of people complain (and I’m one of them) about not getting enough things done — that’s why there are so many productivity books out there that people scoop up. It all comes down to this: we want to get a lot of things done but we rarely do.
Why is that? Is it [...]

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This is a duality that I struggle with a lot. Am I a writer? A blogger? Both? So today I’m taking a look at three ways that have helped me (and will hopefully help you) balance the act of writing fiction and blogging.
I write for this blog and I also write fiction. I’d like to [...]

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I mentioned last week that I tried reading Getting Things Done, the productivity book that is so popular, but didn’t have time to get through it. There was quite a bit of response around that post so I wanted to share what I took away from the 30 or so pages I did read. Those [...]

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Check out the 13th (my favorite number!) edition of the Carnival of Improving Life over at Improved Life. My article about trying to read Getting Things Done is mentioned, so that’s always cool.
There’s a bunch of other articles worth checking out over there so if you like mine, go see why it was picked and [...]

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Having heard so much about this book (mostly from Trent over at The Simple Dollar), I decided I just had to check it out. Especially since I’ve been feeling low on time and like I’m neglecting my fiction. Plus me and a friend of mine are talking about starting a joint blog, so I need [...]

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