If I could use only one word to describe Scott's blog it would be practical. The title of his post's are to the point and his headings make for a well-organized structure. Indeed, if your essay writing is a bit convoluted I absoulutely reccomend paying attention to his style.

That's not to say he's afraid to take a leap. Just check out his quantum physics article (sorry I'm too lazy to look up the exact name of this post). People bashed him to the knooks and crannies for this one, but in my opinion the article is interesting and demonstrates his creativity.

This blog does not mess around. This site might be a little off-putting at first, because Scott Young is not the coddling type. There aren't any lofty bots of motivation here, only hard, cold methods for getting the most out of your life.

The post titled "Personal Excellence Comes First" really got me thinking hard about my goals and how I'm screwing around. It's tough love. I don't agree with everything here, such as using discomforrt as motivation. If I used that as a technique for getting more writing done, what I produce would probably be all quantity and no quality.

Ok, the layout is really ugly, and the ads are somewhat distracting. But I can forgive all of that because the content is something I'm going to keep coming back for. And the author is pushing his e-books. Nonetheless, all of this can be ignored to get to the (plentiful) good stuff here.

I absolutely love going to Scott H. Young for information on time management, health and finance. It's definitely more than any ordinary self development site, offering advice and tips on a wide array of topics from technology to spirituality. Insightful and compelling, Scott H. Young is truly an inspiring site that has definitely helped me become liberated from an inefficient lifestyle.