Mention by Washington Post

21 May, 2007
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I received an email from Vickie Elmer, editor of Washington Post, last week that she did a post about me and lifehack.org.

Thanks Vickie. Glad we could help. Here is the online copy. From what I heard, it is also printed on page D02 of Friday, May 18, 2007 edition:

One smart blog, Lifehack.org, offers “pointers on productivity” with plenty of kick-in-the-pants perspectives. It’s edited by Leon Ho, an Australian techie who manages software engineers by day.

A new posting offers 50 tips for punching up productivity that remind us of the value of using a to-do list and getting up early to get going while the home or office is quiet. It also advocates eliminating time-wasters such as IM, Flickr and television. Posts come from organizing and motivational experts around the globe on topics such as “7 Ways to Get Down to Writing.”

The advice worked for me. It gave me the boost to finish this item without missing my deadline.

Block Busters - [Washington Post]

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Prior to working on Stepcase full-time, Leon Ho was Manager of Software Engineering at Red Hat, responsible for the internationalization deliveries in Red Hat products. Leon managed a team across regions in Australia, Japan, China and India. Leons division added support of 22 languages in Red Hat Enterprise Linux and migrated new internationalization technologies into products. He founded Stepcase's Lifehack in 2005, a blog on productivity and personal development, which became #40 most popular blog in the world. Stepcase has been featured by major medias such as Time Magazine, BusinessWeek and Hong Kong Economic Times.
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