Thanks for the link!

Thankyou for including me on your great list.

Great list! Thanks for including my site.

Thanks for including my site on such a useful list.

You’re all welcome guys. I think this could be a very useful resource so please help to promote it!

Thank you for the list. There are a lot of good sites listed, including yours. My RSS reader is quite happy now.

Had missed several of these before, thanks! You might want to consider my own blog, these days it focuses mostly on GTD and T4HWW.

Thanks for the link Rolf, I’ve added it to the list

Great list. Thanks so much for the link!

Thanks for including my site!

Hi! Great list, proud to be part of it!

Great idea to include the dead blogs. They do include terrific information.

What a fantastic group to be a part of. Thanks! I found a few new reads myself.

Hi, that’s a huge list! I’m going to spend some time going through each and everyone of those sites you highlighted :) I just started a personal development site a few days back and am looking to scale it up gradually. Would be honored if you could drop by and give me some feedback…

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Great list. Together with the list from Zen Habits it would probably make the ultimate resource directory. Please add my own site, How to Wake Up Early. Thanks!

Thanks for listing my site. What an amazing list!

I’d be honored and pleased if you’d include my site.

Thanks for including me on such a great list! I’ll have to check out the others too.

I’m finally reading this online and am able to comment! This is a tremendous list – thankyou for sharing it. I have noticed that the number of great blogs that go stagnant is on the rise – good job policing the list of those!

Thanks for the comment Dwayne. I’m going to have to work through the list again soon, I too have noticed an increase in stagnant blogs.

Wow! Thanks for the great links. There is a ton of research material here and some great ideas. I will be a little busy for awhile.

Thanks for this list. I have a fairly new blog called Creativityist which focuses on developing practices to allow us to be creative. GTD is one of the core principles we spend a lot of time on.

Good list. Thanks for including my site.

Thank you very much for including me on you list. Great to be listed here.

Thanks very much for the link, James! Just seeing LiveWorkBalance on the same list as some of these other blogs is a huge motivator to keep up the good work.

Would it be impolite to suggest my own blog?

@Grey I will add your blog in the next update.

Ridiculous list. I have my set of GTD things TO DO, I do not need to go and spend valuable time visiting and reading through all these links. Thats anti-GTD. Just learn the methods, apply them to your life in the simplest, most transparent way and GET THINGS DONE. C’mon.

C’mon Rekobeko, this is purely a list of productivity sites. A compilation, nothing more. If you want something to read or you’re looking for a few interesting sites then this list will help you. Why does it have to fit into a GTD mould?

Coming in from Twitter, answering your question regarding quality vs. quantity. You’ve got the paradox of choice thing going here – too many blogs, too many options, where do we start? Fewer would definitely be better.

The compromise is to categorize the blogs. For instance, Lifehacker is great for tech hacks, whereas Dave Seah is great for introspection and reflective discussions of productivity (just to give two examples).

As far as adding interesting blogs, I’d choose Lateral Action, they do great stuff there. Also, check out Tools For Thought by Andre Kibbe.

I appreciate all the work you’ve done here. It’s not at all easy keeping up with a list of sites like this. Great work!

Thanks for your suggestion Charlie. I will be really shaking this list up in the near future, hopefully using categorizing.

Hey, thanks for putting this all together. Great information and a great list at that!