LifeHack.org was founded in 2005 by Leon Ho who was then a Manager of Software engineering at Red Hat. LifeHack started out as blog on productivity and personal development offering great advice for self improvement to anyone with the interest and determination. Today, you’ll find Lifehack is still on the same topic it started out with years ago, yet it stays relevant to the readers by being sensitive to the changing times and the pace of modern life.
So what is Life hack? Wikipedia defines it as “productivity tricks that programmers devise and employ to cut through information overload and organize their data.” If you like to know more on this term, please visit Wikipedia’s definition of life hack. At Lifehack.org, the idea is pretty much the same, except that the productivity tricks are devised and applied to life problems instead.
Today, Lifehack offers a truly diverse range of articles which are written by a host of writters. For example,
- Face Adversity with a Smile
- Scoring 100% in Time Management
- Self Doubt: A Disease that Doesn’t Discriminate!
They all make great reading for anyone seeking self improvement no matter how young or old. Leon Ho has a blog of his own titled Walk and Run, just in case you want to know a little more about him. No crowd of readers there.
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