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One of the Q2 goals I set at the beginning of April was to achieve a certain level of web traffic by the end of the second quarter. My goal was to achieve a 40% traffic increase (measured in terms of unique visitors per month) over the 3-month period between March 31 and June 30. This meant about a 12% increase per month with compounding, which I felt was ambitious but achievable. 继续阅读100%+ Traffic Increase

Here’s a very simple productivity tip that you might find helpful: crank up the speed of your mouse cursor. On Windows you can do this by clicking Start -> Control Panel -> Mouse and adjusting the speed as you see fit. 继续阅读Speed Up Your Mouse

One of the Q2 goals I set at the beginning of April was to achieve a certain level of web traffic by the end of the second quarter. My goal was to achieve a 40% traffic increase (measured in terms of unique visitors per month) over the 3-month period between March 31 and June 30. This meant about a 12% increase per month with compounding, which I felt was ambitious but achievable. 继续阅读100%+ Traffic Increase

Here’s a very simple productivity tip that you might find helpful: crank up the speed of your mouse cursor. On Windows you can do this by clicking Start -> Control Panel -> Mouse and adjusting the speed as you see fit. 继续阅读Speed Up Your Mouse

Time and time again, I’ve seen people rely on expert advice and find the advice doesn’t work for them. Then they beat themselves up that they must be incompetent because “it should work.” Almost every week now, I receive at least one email telling me such a story, often ending with a line like, “Am I just too stupid / broken / antisocial / undisciplined / weak?” 继续阅读Trust Yourself, Not the Experts

我一次又一次地见过，人们会依赖专家建议，结果发现所得建议对自己并不管用。然后这些人还自我打击，以为肯定是个人能力不足，因为他们觉得“建议本该管用”。几乎每个星期，我都会至少收到一封述说这种故事的电邮，邮件结尾还常有一句这样的话：“我是不是太愚蠢/无能/不懂社交/缺乏自律/过于软弱了？” 继续阅读相信自己，而非专家

Last Monday’s post How to Become an Early Riser obviously struck a chord with many people. That post has generated more links than I can count, sending more new traffic to this site than any other post or article I’ve written. And the traffic logs indicate that the surge was decentralized (not attributable to a mention in any one major source). 继续阅读How to Become an Early Riser – Part II

Caffeine is the modern drug of choice in the work world, easily accessible, socially acceptable, readily affordable, and of course perfectly legal. As for the health effects, I’ve read evidence both for good and ill, so right now I don’t fall strongly on either side. One thing is clear though — caffeine is addictive. And this addictive nature is what leans me towards the negative side. 继续阅读How to Give Up Coffee

One time leak I noticed I had was checking up on certain things too often. I’ve already gotten my email processing down to only once a day, but I found I was still checking up on things like blog comments, feeds, ad revenue, sales through my games site, web traffic, watchlists, and other stats several times per day at random intervals. 继续阅读The Inefficiency of Being Too Curious

我注意到自己浪费时间的一个地方，就是会过于频繁地查看某些东西。我已把处理邮件的频率降到每天一次，但自己仍会在随意时间，每天多次地查看博客评论、订阅内容、广告收入、自己游戏网站上的销售情况、网站流量、收看列表等其他数据。 继续阅读过度好奇的低效影响