All My Writing for 2015 So Far

It’s been a busy first half 2015. In case you don’t follow me everywhere (twitter is best for articles), I wanted to put together a quick roundup of all the writing I’ve done so far.

 

THOUGHT CATALOG

Amor Fati: Learning To Love And Accept Everything That Happens

If You Do This, You’re A Monster

Here’s Your Productivity Hack: Go The F*ck To Sleep

Shut Up When They’re Talking To You: Always Say Less Than Necessary

I Just Turned 28: Here’s What I’ve Learned In Another Year

Tell Me Who You Spend Time With, And I Will Tell You Who You Are

Anything Can Have Meaning If It Changes You For The Better

Things This Dropout Actually Learned In College

How To Learn The Art Of Speed Reading

Why I Run

24 Fiction Books That Can Change Your Life

9 Short Quotes That Changed My Life And Why

30 Things People (You) Need To Stop Doing Right Now

3 Questions You Need To Answer Before You’ll Have The Life You Want

This Is What Email Overload Looks Like

Man Drowning In Email Before Honeymoon Pens Epic Autoresponse

Three Positive Habits To Practice Every Single Day

24 Things That Only Writers Know (From Writers)

5 Documentaries You HAVE To Watch

33 Ways To Be An Insanely Productive, Happy Balanced Person

5 Life Lessons I’ve Learned From My Pet Goats

6 Reasons Your Book Will Fail

A Writer’s Routine

How To Be A Public Speaker — Or, The Art Of The Keynote Address

 

NEW YORK OBSERVER

Is Gawker Destroying Itself From The Inside? Let’s Hope So.

I’m a Millennial and I Don’t Understand My Peers—Not Even a Little Bit

Why Ta-Nehisi Coates’s ‘Between The World and Me’ Is Not the Masterpiece We Hoped For

I’ll Miss Working With reddit’s Victoria Taylor

An Interview With the 16-Year-Old Media Manipulator Who Deceived The New York Times

Exclusive Interview: Meet Maddox, Owner of the Internet’s ‘Best Page in the Universe’

How Much Do I Love T-Mobile? You Don’t Want to Know

Here’s the Real Solution to Millennial Angst

Meet the Journalist Who Fooled Millions About Chocolate and Weight Loss

EXCLUSIVE: Behind the Facebook Prank That Gamed Reddit And Reached 1M Pageviews

EXCLUSIVE: ‘Digital Darth Vader’ Charles C. Johnson On Manipulating Politics and Media

5 Subreddits That Will Make Your Life Better

7 People Who Overcame Huge Obstacles to Become Famous

The Surprising Value of Negative Thinking

Journalism’s Biggest Problem Is Not What You’d Expect—And It’s Entirely Fixable

Things Heavy Metal Taught Me About Life

The 7 Strategies That Helped Me Write 3 Books in 3 Years

The Shame of Our Public Shamings

An Annotated Interview: The Superficiality Behind Viral Nova

A Guide to Stoicism, From One of NYC’s Greatest Stoics

The Perfect Spouse Is the Best Life Hack No One Told You About

The Hypocritical Degradation of Brian Williams

EXCLUSIVE: How This Left-Wing Activist Manipulates the Media to Spread His Message

I Discovered a Billion-Dollar Business, and All I Got Was This Free Self-Help Book

EXCLUSIVE: How This Man Got the Media to Fall for ShipYourEnemiesGlitter Stunt

Intentional Insanity: The Occupational Hazard of Writing Online for a Living

 

ART OF MANLINESS

36 Books Every Young and Wildly Ambitious Man Should Read

 

99U

How to Get More People to Actually See Your Work

Marginalia, the Anti-Library, and Other Ways to Master the Lost Art of Reading

BUSINESS INSIDER

‘The Canvas Strategy’ is the fastest way to become indispensable at work

 

 

THE NEXT WEB

The single worst marketing decision you can make

 

VOICE AND EXIT

Everyday Philosophy: How to Turn Trials Into Triumphs

Written by Ryan Holiday
Ryan Holiday is the bestselling author of Trust Me, I’m Lying, The Obstacle Is The Way, Ego Is The Enemy, and other books about marketing, culture, and the human condition. His work has been translated into thirty languages and has appeared everywhere from the Columbia Journalism Review to Fast Company. His company, Brass Check, has advised companies such as Google, TASER, and Complex, as well as Grammy Award winning musicians and some of the biggest authors in the world. He lives in Austin, Texas.