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Chris Bailey

Author

Chris Bailey is a Canadian author and productivity expert, best known for his work on enhancing personal productivity and mindfulness. He is the author of several influential books, including "The Productivity Project" and "Hyperfocus," both published by Penguin Random House and translated into 26 languages. His writings focus on practical strategies for improving productivity without sacrificing well-being, and he also produces content for his website, A Life of Productivity.

Professional Background

  • Current Role: Author at A Life of Productivity since May 2014, where he shares insights on productivity through articles and public speaking engagements.
  • Books: His notable works include:
    • The Productivity Project
    • Hyperfocus
    • An Audible Original titled How to Train Your Mind
    • A forthcoming book on the relationship between calmness and productivity.

Educational Background

Chris graduated from Carleton University with a Bachelor of Commerce degree, specializing in Management and Marketing, where he maintained high academic honors.

Additional Contributions

In addition to his writing, Chris serves on the marketing board of True North Insight, a nonprofit organization that conducts Buddhist meditation retreats across Ontario. His approach combines personal experimentation with research to provide actionable advice on productivity.12

Highlights

May 23 · linkedin

Artificial intelligence will have profound impacts on our personal productivity—allowing us to rise up through the "layers of abstraction" in our work to take on increasingly high leverage tasks over time. Here are a few of my thoughts!:

Feb 14 · linkedin

A while back, I started a new morning ritual while working from home—what I call my "fake morning commute". This has quickly turned into one of my favorite parts of my morning. Here's a bit more on the ritual if you're curious!

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Location

Canada