13 Responses to “NOT Just Another Productivity Blog”

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  1. I applaud your desire to be authentic, and to define and position yourself apart. Best wishes!

    ari

  2. It will be interesting to see the development of this. Can’t wait to see the results!

  3. Thanks guys! I’m really just in the process of (I know this my sound really corny but…) finding my voice. So we’ll see how it works out. I’m kind of jumping in with my eyes closed. I just really want this to be a place where people come and not only learn but take action. So WE WILL SEE.

  4. Eric, Sounds like a totally cool idea. The only thing better than making resolutions is having a zillion people witness to them! Way to go. G.

  5. @Grace: Well said. I’m really hoping that by the end of the year there will be a strong community here to encourage each other to break through barriers on January 1st.
    Thanks for dropping by.

  6. Paula D.

    Hi Eric,

    I’m a new reader and I really like your attitude! The only way you move toward your goal is by taking action, and having a plan helps. It’s great that you see the direction you want to go in to remain authentic and the drive to keep going.

    It sounds like fun, I’ll be along for the ride.

  7. @Paula D: I’m really glad you’re here to be a part of our community. I’m really excited about the possibilities here. It really helps when people like you comment and let me know that you’ll be an active participator. This pushes me to stay on task and keep things moving in a positive direction. I look forward to seeing you regularly. Eric.

  8. Matt C

    You’ve got another supporter here, Shall be looking by and hopefully keeping up with the rest of you. I’ve a festival season to recover from and a little community motivation should help to keep me on track!

  9. @Matt C: Great to have you aboard!

  10. I read the same article, and to be honest, this productivity blogging has gotten old after just a couple months. The only difference these days, I pay more attention to the person with 14 readers (and only place I’ve spent money) than I do to the guy with >40,000 followers. With that in mind, it’s doubly pathetic to see someone else mimic the same paradigm.

    A great post at Zen Habits shouldn’t convince you how to live, how to run your blog. It’s funny it takes such an impetus to hold such a stance.

  11. @Brice: I respect your opinion and am glad you are so honest. :-)

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