A few days ago I reviewed Chris Edgar’s Inner Productivity in a post called How to Be Productive and Still be Kind to Yourself. I think it is a great book. Chris has taken mindfulness and applied it to productivity. Instead of “discipline, not procrastinating” and so on (which usually amount to being unkind to yourself) Chris invites us to welcome our experience – even the bits we don’t like at first.
Chris has followed up the book with a post, Your Inner Productivity Questions Answered, that invites people to submit questions about their problems with productivity. His answers are far more than one liner tips and tricks – they are genuinely useful questions that help people examine their experience. If you would like to be more productive I recommend that you check out the post. If you have a read of the questions and answers I think you will be impressed by the depth of engagement.
Would you like to feel less stressed?
Could you do with more joy in your life?
The answer is living authentically. Buy the book or sign up for the course now from my Living Authentically website.
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Hi Evan — thanks for the appreciation. I’m glad you found the post helpful, and I hope your readers do as well.
Hi Chris, thanks for the help. It looks like others are getting help too.