Pretty cool list for travelers:
packhacker.com/deals/

Do you use this?

Nice, thanks! I've seen it, and know that most of the time Bose products are fantastic.

Aren't these too big though? Especially for traveling.

I'm looking for wireless, but if someone out there wants a cheaper, wired version I just found it on QVC (lol): www.qvc.com/Bose-QC-25-Noise-…

I'm looking for some wireless noise canceling headphones that are not that big. Any recommendations will be appreciated!

I was thinking on spending around $150. Any recommendations are appreciated.

I think discipline is key here. I tend to put time on the calendar for something that I want to do, like writing in my journal, for example. Perhaps you can treat it as a task that needs to be done, rather than another idea you'd like to pursue.

What you want to avoid is thinking about it while doing your current project as @pugson said.

Nice man! Let's keep this list going.

Just bought: David Eagleman - Incognito: The Secret Lives of The Brain
Last read: Howard C. Cutler - The Art of Happiness
Current favorite: Ruchir Sharma - The Rise and Fall of Nations

Can they be like Cole Haans? I find those shoes so durable and minimalistic. Expensive, but they last forever.

SOAP - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soap_(s…

I'm enjoying TakeShape.io so far in my project. There's not a lot of documentation aside from that they've written and there are no widgets like the ones you'd find in Wordpress or others. Depends on what you're looking for!

Yeah, I agree with the peeps above. I’d say that perhaps simply let it be as it is and have people crowdsource more products and refine it and then at some point when Black Friday, or a similar event, comes make a bundle of services by pairing up with the makers and sharing revenue. However, this would only make sense if you’ve already established a nice base of users visiting the list. These things take time to develop and nurture!