How is the great, wake up early challenge going? If you asked me, I’d say ‘making progress’, but actually looking at the numbers is another story:

(The numbers on the graph are expressed as fractions of an hour, e.g. 5:30 is 5.5 — I only do this because . . . → Read More: The Great Wake Up Challenge Update

It’s time to put my post about public and humiliating failure to the test.

For months I’ve fought a losing battle to wake up early. There are several projects I want to make progress on but, when I get home from my job, it’s hard to find the necessary energy. Tired . . . → Read More: The Great Early Wake-up Challenge

If your new year’s resolutions involved stopping smoking, getting in shape, saving more money or learning a new skill, then Google is here to help.  They have a special page of their tools to help you keep track of and reach your goals.

[click here for the . . . → Read More: Google Helps You Keep New Year's Resolutions

One of the most interesting things we’ve discovered… is that [people] are more motivated by the fear of looking bad than by the hope of getting millions of dollars. So if you want to get millions of dollars, put yourself in a position where failure will be public and humiliating. —Paul . . . → Read More: How Public and Humiliating Failure Leads to Success