Read what others say about me

Brian Reeder (db clay wallets [1]): "Working with Lifehack.org has been a great experience for db clay. The staff (especially my contact, Dustin) have been very helpful, easy to work with, and flexible. I never encountered a problem, and had I I'm sure it would have been resolved quickly. We have seen great results from the giveaway, our sales, traffic, and conversion rate all saw a significant increase because of the consistent quality posts. We continue to see residual sales from this giveaway. I would (and plan to) absolutely work with Leon, Dustin, and the great folks at Lifehack again."

Brian Reeder sponsored a series of giveaways at lifehack.org. I wrote several posts over the month of January describing the wallets and encouraging readers to check them out. db clay reported a 233% increase in sales and 187% increase in traffic over the previous January, with a 1.7% conversion rate for visitors from lifehack.org.

Alex Shalman [2]: "Dustin is one of my favorite writers on the ‘net for the way he seamlessly integrates business and humor.

Alex interviewed me [3] for his "Happiness Project" [4], interviews with several dozen prominent bloggers and leaders about their definition of happiness.

Slate [Array]: "On the site lifehack.org [5], writer Dustin Wax suggests that our moaning about information overload is misplaced: "What you need less of is input—all the crap that flows at you masquerading as information." He outlines a plan for a "high-information diet" [6] in which you forgo the "comfort food" of reality TV and Perez Hilton for sturdier stuff that imparts useful knowledge."

From Michael Agger's "The Great Uncluttering: The best books, articles, and Web sites for helping you organize your life."