Exploring Life Hacking 10 Years Later
A look back at the origins of life hacking from my decade old film You 2.0.
Written by Joey Daoud
On August 29, 2008
This is an old post from the creation of the documentary project You 2.0, a series chronicling the beginning of the modern productivity movement. You can learn more about it here.To report on how the latest start-ups are going to make life easier to hack, I’m returning to San Francisco for TechCrunch50. Basically, 50 companies present to some of the most influential venture capitalists and press (me?) to launch their company and explain what it is. The only requirement is TechCrunch is when they launch, so no one knows what’s going to be presented. Last year Mint, my favorite money management tool, launched and even won Best Presenter (check out the link to win a free pass to TechCrunch50). There is one little secret they let out – Ashton Kutcher will be launching Blah Girls at the event. I will be video podcasting, which means it will launch sometime next week (hopefully this weekend). Let me know if you’re going in the comments. TechCrunch50 » TechCrunch50. It’s like TechCrunch40, but better
This is an old post from the creation of the documentary project You 2.0, a series chronicling the beginning of the modern productivity movement. You can learn more about it here.
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