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What would you do if you knew you *would* fail?

There's a motivational question people ask: What would you attempt if you knew you could not fail? It's a good question for getting over the hurdle of fear of failure. For me, it can kick me into action. Once I'm in action, though, my immediate instinct is to do what...

What would make this book unique?

A friend asked a very good question: how will my book be different from the other productivity books on the market? My intent is to provide tips that cover a wide range of emotionally-powerful issues that have simple, behavioral solutions that impact people's feelings...

How does the concept of failure serve you?

In a rather extensive twitter thread, we've been discussing how "failure" serves us. The consensus seems to be: failure is a good thing if we learn from it. So if it's a good thing, why do we fear it? (Since after all, we can always elect to learn from it.) @candees:...

What major problems should the book address?

Here are some of my current ideas: Procrastination Managing e-mail overload Building stronger relationships Leaving work earlier Fixing Meetings once and for all Motivating yourself Receiving & giving feedback constructively I'm pasty white, have no muscles, and...

Organization: by problem

Between the tweets, the comments here, and the e-mail I've received, I'm moving ahead organizing by problem. The working idea is: A chapter discussing and framing the problem/opportunity of productivity. A chapter introducing several high-level tools and concepts....

How should the book be organized?

How should the book be organized? My goals: Casual browsers should be able to pick up and find something useful. Keep people reading. Be intriguing enough that Ellen, Oprah, John Stewart, Stephen Colbert, Larry King, the Today Show, etc. are fighting over who gets to...