How to read more books(scotto.me)
505 points by silcoon | 266 comments
A personal blog post by Elia Scotto explaining how he went from reading under ten books a year to about one a week, with tips for becoming a prolific reader.
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Three ways to solve problems(andreasfragner.com)
119 points by 42point2 | 20 comments
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Productive Procrastination(maxvanijsselmuiden.nl)
108 points by maxvij | 39 comments
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