Productive! Magazine

December 1, 2008 Written by Frances Schagen

Hot off the blogoshere presses: a new magazine.

Gathering the best of the productivity bloggers offering their best in productivity tips.

This is Stress-Less month, here at BOSC. This magazine will help you do that. There are articles on happiness at work, Getting Things Done, Zen to Done and many others.

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