What is your favourite way of consuming stevepavlina.com content?

[elbrunetto]

Due to Steve's writer's diarrhoea as he himself refers to it, he has already produced so much content on his website that it could easily fill an impressive pile of books. I assume that some of you arent't here from the very beginning of the website, this is why I wonder what is your system of catching up with this massive content (if happen to have any and you aim at reading every single post).

I will start by sharing mine...
I've got all Steve's posts in doc files (one file for one month). Each week I would upload one file to my PDA via Mobipocket reader and read it mainly while I'm commuting. It offers me great possibilities of highliting the most valuable excerpts which I review at the end of the week. Then I have a chance to rewrite the best ideas into my journal with special referrence to self-dev exercises/challenges that I can pursue in the future.
Besided once a week I set aside a couple of hours to actually sit down (or do whatever it takes) and do those exercises - so you can find me assessing different domains of my life, journalling about my life purpose and so on.

I'm curious to know your ways of doing the same

[ellie]

I personally like to snort it, I get a quick effect that way

Bad joke, I know!

[Fullcrum]

Steve's broad range of topic coverage and high quality content allows me to search for articles on a topic when I feel I need them. This may be for ideas, inspiration, clarity, etc. Then I just read it. It's that simple - maybe I'll do pdf iPod stuff later.

I also listen to his podcasts on double speed when I do listen. I listen to all my audios on double speed - I process the content faster. It's more efficient.

[Permafrost]

And read them through in order. I just found the very first post, and kept scrolling until they ended . I'm a speed reader, so it only took a few weeks. That really showed me Steve's evolution as a writer and person. Some posts I've saved to revisit, others stuck with me by themselves. Now, I simply keep up on the posts as they arrive and check out the forums.