Chris Bailey
Né(e): December 15, 1989 – Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
Chris Bailey is a Canadian author who writes about productivity, focus, and attention management. He is best known for The Productivity Project and Hyperfocus, books that combine self-experimentation with research to show how people can work more intentionally, reduce distraction, and sustain meaningful concentration in daily life.
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Chris Bailey is a Canadian author and speaker whose work centers on productivity, attention, calm, and intentional living. He grew up in Canada and studied business at Carleton University in Ottawa, graduating with specializations in management and marketing. Early in his career, after receiving full-time job offers, he made the decision that defined his public path: rather than move directly into conventional employment, he turned those offers down and devoted a full year to studying productivity. That experiment became A Year of Productivity, a daily writing project built from reading widely, interviewing experts, and testing ideas on himself. ((https://chrisbailey.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/New-Years-Resolutions-Guidebook.pdf))
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"Chris Bailey might be the most productive man you’d ever hope to meet"
— TED Blog
"Chris Bailey tackles a critical aspect of personal transformation that’s too often overlooked"
— Cal Newport
"Chris Bailey will show you how to master it in his new book Hyperfocus"
— Vanessa Van Edwards
"Chris Bailey offers actionable, data-driven insights for sharpening your focus—and finding the right moments to blur it"
— Adam Grant
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