Personal Notes On Productivity (A categorization of various resources)

For each topic, I’ve curated a few links that I’ve found to be pretty high quality.

Meta:(Epiphany Addiction, Reversing Advice, Excellence Porn)
@Learning:
Success People: (Mastery),(ChoosingTopics: Osci,PG)
Thinking: (Ikigai, Stoicism, Rationality)
HabitChange: (!ShootDog)
Productivity.Principles/Energy/Relaxation:(FullEngagement, ArtOfLearning)
Productivity.Systems/Hacks: (Autofocus, GTD/ZTD, EatFrog),(Scott Young)
Depression/Anxiety:
Social:
Meditation

Full List: https://workflowy.com/s/zUTEaY0ZcJ

I'd like feedback on:

What other categories/links would you include (I'm sure there's lots of interesting stuff I'm missing.)? What do you think of the categorization ("Thinking" is a pretty large category.)?
Whether you think I should make cross-posts about sub-topics here. The main benefit of making more cross posts is that the discussion/comments would be more focused on those topics. In particular, I think that looking at SuccessfulPeople.Startups, SuccessfulPeople.Science, and the Meditation document are the most original parts of this post.
- SuccessfulPeople.Startups contains a categorization of some of Paul Graham's essays (e.g. Having ideas, fund-raising, executing, etc).
- The SuccessfulPeople.Science link contains a separate categorization of advice specifically for scientists (e.g. Picking ideas, the importance of being persistent, the importance of reading widely, etc).
- The meditation document lists a few high quality meditation resources that I've found (and I've read ~10 books on meditation. Most of it is crap. Some of the stuff I list is orders of magnitude better than the median meditation book I've read.).
Whatever seems salient to you.

For each topic, I’ve curated a few links that I’ve found to be pretty high quality.

Meta:(Epiphany Addiction, Reversing Advice, Excellence Porn)
@Learning:
Success People: (Mastery),(ChoosingTopics: Osci,PG)
Thinking: (Ikigai, Stoicism, Rationality)
HabitChange: (!ShootDog)
Productivity.Principles/Energy/Relaxation:(FullEngagement, ArtOfLearning)
Productivity.Systems/Hacks: (Autofocus, GTD/ZTD, EatFrog),(Scott Young)
Depression/Anxiety:
Social:
Meditation

Full List: https://workflowy.com/s/zUTEaY0ZcJ

I'd like feedback on:

What other categories/links would you include (I'm sure there's lots of interesting stuff I'm missing.)? What do you think of the categorization ("Thinking" is a pretty large category.)?
Whether you think I should make cross-posts about sub-topics here. The main benefit of making more cross posts is that the discussion/comments would be more focused on those topics. In particular, I think that looking at SuccessfulPeople.Startups, SuccessfulPeople.Science, and the Meditation document are the most original parts of this post.
- SuccessfulPeople.Startups contains a categorization of some of Paul Graham's essays (e.g. Having ideas, fund-raising, executing, etc).
- The SuccessfulPeople.Science link contains a separate categorization of advice specifically for scientists (e.g. Picking ideas, the importance of being persistent, the importance of reading widely, etc).
- The meditation document lists a few high quality meditation resources that I've found (and I've read ~10 books on meditation. Most of it is crap. Some of the stuff I list is orders of magnitude better than the median meditation book I've read.).
Whatever seems salient to you.

Thanks for sharing! The "Progressive Stages of Mindfulness in Plain English" seems to actually be more about concentration meditation, so I'm glad you shared one of your favorite resources on a different type of meditation.

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