Hacking Life

Super interesting look at the life hack/quantified life/productivity self-help movement the seems to come out of the tech world. I would have loved an expanded look at how hacking expresses differently by women, people with disabilities, and BIPOC! The chapter where this stuff was brought up really gave a good contrast to how dominated by white (mostly men) of the tech/self promotion industry the area is.

While Reagle is critical of the movement, he is also balanced and thoughtful in showcasing it's strengths and weaknesses. For those readers fascinated, as well as exhausted, by productivity hacking :)