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The Fluent Self is a blog about self-fluency and destuckificaton (the sort of thing that a less playful person might call "time management" or "personal development"), written by Havi Brooks, who, as she says, doesn't consider herself an authority saying "Here's what you should do" but rather an example saying "Here's what has worked for me".

It's one of my favourite blogs on the web, but I don't read it often, because when I do I get the feeling that I would really get something out of it if I stuck with it, and then I get frightened and go hide somewhere else and don't come back for months.

Which is why I've only just learned, mere days before it happens, that the online store attached to the blog is about to close. The store carries professionally-done-up versions of things that have worked for Havi: there's a book of techniques for dealing with procrastination, for example, and another of techniques for dealing with PTSD and panic attacks. (I own a copy of the book on procrastination, and have found it useful.)

I've read the blog post explaining why the online store is going away, and the reasons make good sense. I just wish I'd known about it sooner, so I had more time to go around telling people, "Here's a cool thing that's not going to be here much longer."

...on the other hand, knowing me and deadlines, there's a good chance I wouldn't have got around to it until now anyway. :/