How To Read Twice As Much In Half The Time
I love reading. I’ve always been a book worm. In school I would start a new book every few days.
While I still try to read as much as possible, I’m a little ashamed to admit down to about one book a month (if that!)
The slower I progress through my book list, the more guilty I feel.
The problem with reading is that it doesn’t really fit in with our “on-the-go” lifestyle. You can’t read a book while you walk (unless you are exceptionally talented). Which is why I’ve started listening to audio books.
When you’re no longer constrained to sitting down to read, it’s much easier to make time to learn something new or escape to a far off land in a book. Read more
Listful Thinking Goes International
Guess who is going international? I’m so excited and I just had to share with all of you.
When my book Listful Thinking was published in January 2015, it was exciting to think about all the people out there who would read it. However, I had never imagined quite how far that reach could go.
I was recently excited to discover that my book has been translated into Spanish and Chinese!
Isn’t that so cool?
While I write this blog from an American perspective I do believe that lists are universal. I’m very thankful that I can share my passion even across language boundaries.
I’ve added pictures of my international covers into this post.
You’ll note that since Listful Thinking doesn’t exactly translate, the Spanish language version is called Lists, Lists and More Lists. If anyone can read the one in Chinese please fill me in and let me know what Listful Thinking translates to there.
I’m grateful to have gotten a bunch of new subscribers to this blog since Listful Thinking went international too. Welcome and thanks for joining us here at ListProducer.com. If you have any productivity or list-making topics that you’d like me to tackle shoot me an email.
Be Less Forgetful With These Apps
Here’s a secret — I’m pretty forgetful. I really need to write things down immediately or they fly right out of my head. Between working as a news producer and managing this blog I have a lot to remember. I rely heavily on lists of course and programs like Asana, but sometimes things fall through the gaps. So I’m always looking for new technology to help me keep track of everything I need to remember.
Here are some of the new apps I’ve been trying lately: Read more