The Blog of Chris Stott

Musings at the intersection of digital business, creativity & change making.

Month: October, 2008

12 Step Programme to Turn Your Productivity Addiction in to Actually Getting Things Done

The more I read about productivity, the less productive I become. It seems that no matter how much I try to simplify my productivity system, I am constantly revisiting it. I do know that in the grand scheme of things it is not going to help me, but I enjoy it. I am a productivity [...]

Anti-Procrastination

Today I’ve got a guest post over on the Saavy Entrepreneur Blog. Please do check it out. Cristina runs an Anti-Procrastination month each October to get back on track with work and stop putting things off. It’s a great idea. How do you procrastinate? Think about it, what do you do to procrastinate? I spend [...]

11 Things I’ve Learnt about Blogging (so far)

“I blog, therefore I am” (by loads of people) I’ve been blogging for six months now, albeit haphazardly. As I prepare to re-launch my blog and take it to the next level I am reflecting on what I have learned in the last 6 months. Your most popular post may surprise you My most popular [...]

Blog Action Day | The Power of the Internet

This post is part of the excellent Blog Action Day. So what’s Blog Action Day? In summary, Blog Action Day is about raising awareness on a particular topic, this year poverty. The idea of this worldwide blogging event is that each blogger participating posts about poverty within the context their own blogs topic. This way [...]

Time to Take Action

Action may not always bring happiness, but there is no happiness without action. Benjamin Disraeli I’ve been thinking a lot recently about taking action. I have to admit I’m the kind of person who spends hours and hours thinking about, researching, talking about and thinking about again lots and lots of ideas. What truly makes [...]

Bloggers Launch TrainforHumanity.org Humanitarian Initiative

I know that a lot of my readers (judging by the Lifestyle Projects people have been leaving – thanks!) are interested in running and fitness. I myself enjoy am a (very) amateur triathlete, and I like to support charity. Therefore when I heard a few weeks ago about TrainforHumanity.org I thought it was a great [...]

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