It’s Sunday again and time for another round of Show Me Your Desktop. Last week I interviewed Arpit Jacob from
Clazh.com. This week it’s Leon Ho from lifehack.org’s turn. Leon is the founder of lifehack.org and I’m very thrilled that he took the time to answer my questions. If you don’t know lifehack.org, it’s a site about… well life hacks – getting things done, being organised and increasing productivity.
Posts like 21 Ways To Add More Hours To The Day and 18 Tricks To Make New Habits Stick are among the popular ones. Lifehack.org has been mentioned in several medias including Time Magazine and The Washington Post.
I’m therefore very proud to ask Leon Ho to Show Me Your Desktop. Oh and please notice the new category “Show Me Your Desktop” with on click you can read the old interviews.
Of course, there is a bonus question again this week.
What is your background picture?
I do not use any background at the moment.
Why did you choose not to have a background?
Without a background, it reduces cluttering on the desktop. Also it uses less computer memory.
As always you have to read the rest of the interview on The Beta News.
Next week I’ll ask the author of #1 New York Time Bestseller 4-Hour Workweek Tim Ferriss to Show Me Your Desktop.
Shocker that Mr. Efficient doesn’t have a wallpaper or clutter on the desktop. Very much looking forward to the Tim Ferriss edition!
Shocker that Mr. Efficient doesn’t have a wallpaper or clutter on the desktop. Very much looking forward to the Tim Ferriss edition!
Great series, you always get to learn something new. And also, it’s a very unique interview series on the web. Very nice…
Great series, you always get to learn something new. And also, it’s a very unique interview series on the web. Very nice…
Haha, he certainly seems to like Firefox…
Haha, he certainly seems to like Firefox…
You hit the bigtime with the interviews buddy. Another great one.
You hit the bigtime with the interviews buddy. Another great one.
Not sure what I actually learnt from this interview with Leon? Perhaps could ask him something else, like his computer setup, how much time he spends online and how much he earns from his site??