http://47hats.com/2009/12/inner-productivity-by-chris-edgar/ Bob Walsh Fri, 18 May 2012 17:40:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://47hats.com/2009/12/inner-productivity-by-chris-edgar/comment-page-1/#comment-31976 Jacob Gorban Tue, 29 Dec 2009 23:17:37 +0000 http://www.47hats.com/?p=1908#comment-31976 Strange, I see it at $16.95 for Kindle edition. They probably raised the price on it, following your praise, Bob. :) Paperback is $14.95, though. Go figure. Strange, I see it at $16.95 for Kindle edition. They probably raised the price on it, following your praise, Bob.
Paperback is $14.95, though. Go figure.

]]> http://47hats.com/2009/12/inner-productivity-by-chris-edgar/comment-page-1/#comment-31966 Jurgen Wolff Mon, 28 Dec 2009 10:35:27 +0000 http://www.47hats.com/?p=1908#comment-31966 I haven't seen the book yet but it sounds good--the same issue applies in other parts of life as well: people know how to lose weight, how to get fit, how to learn a new skill yet they (we) don't do it. The problem is framed as a lack of information but that's seldom the real explanation. One key is making your new activity the focus of your life until it becomes a habit, and usually that also means consciously giving up something you do now in order to free up the time for the new activity. I explored these in my book and I'll be interested to read Edgar's approach, so thanks for the reference. I haven’t seen the book yet but it sounds good–the same issue applies in other parts of life as well: people know how to lose weight, how to get fit, how to learn a new skill yet they (we) don’t do it. The problem is framed as a lack of information but that’s seldom the real explanation. One key is making your new activity the focus of your life until it becomes a habit, and usually that also means consciously giving up something you do now in order to free up the time for the new activity. I explored these in my book and I’ll be interested to read Edgar’s approach, so thanks for the reference.

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