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Great (but kinda short) overview of useful productivity techniques. I like this concept of minimalism. Does anybody know some extended articles on this? (kind o
by thomaslutz 14y ago
Great (but kinda short) overview of useful productivity techniques. I like this concept of minimalism. Does anybody know some extended articles on this? (kind of minimalism: best practices)
- jrajav 14y agoThis is one of my favorite articles of pg's and falls pretty squarely under "Minimalism: Best Practices": http://www.paulgraham.com/top.html http://www.paulgraham.com/top.html In general, practical minimalism not a complicated notion; Just make a conscious effort to simplify and organize your productivity, and you will definitely benefit. Start with something systematic and disciplined, and let it work itself out to something that will mesh with your life.
- driverdan 14y agoThere really isn't such thing as "minimalism best practices". Minimalism is personal and the definition varies. I consider myself a minimalist. To me it means only owning things I need while being practical. How many shirts or pants does someone need? One of each. But unless you want to do laundry very frequently that's not practical. So I own enough that I do laundry about once a week. One of the other things I do is buy high end products. If I'm going to own something I want it to be reliable and last a long time. I want to be able to depend upon it.