How much is your time worth? Do you realize how big a bargain you are? Merlin Mann, guru of 43 Folders, recently made that point in a post about revaluing time and attention. It costs very little ...

Launch week at ProfHacker continues today with our very first podcast, featuring a very special guest: Merlin Mann, of 43folders, Inbox Zero, and the comedy podcast troupe You Look Nice Today!

This time: A 27-minute-long presentation by 43 Folders’ Merlin Mann titled “Toward Patterns of Creativity.” Previously in this series, I interviewed The Iconfactory’s Craig Hockenberry and ...

Gmail has gotten huge. Ever since ditching the invitation-only requirement for membership, it seems everyone has snagged a free account. There is the easy access, although that is common to all ...

Merlin Mann, writer, blogger, podcaster, productivity expert, and inventor of “Inbox Zero” @hotdogsladies Amy Westervelt, award-winning journalist, podcaster, and author of Forget “Having ...

Merlin Mann, the man who coined the term inbox zero, is not too worried about his cluttered inbox. Mann began blogging about the concept, adapted from David Allen’s Getting Things Done, in the ...

Merlin Mann: I grew up in Ohio and lived in Florida most of my life. Since 1999, I've resided happily in an unfashionable neighborhood of western San Francisco. Mostly, I drink coffee, watch the ...

Merlin Mann of 43 Folders claims that there's no known reason for why we tend to be overly optimistic about our planning, but notes that the more detailed our visualiz ...

Merlin Mann, The Bros. Chaps (Homestar Runner) and Jeff Olsen (adultswim.com) talk with Jesse about building a brand online at the 2009 Integrated Media Association conference.

Merlin Mann on Why You Should Delete Dead Mail. Kevin Purdy. July 24, 2008 Productivity writer and Inbox Zero advocate Merlin Mann shares some of his recent updates to his talk about email ...

Over at 43folders.com, which creator Merlin Mann labels "a bunch of tricks, hacks and other cool stuff," the geek mind meets classic productivity tips with a sparkly sense of awe.