Stepcase Lifehack — commonly referred to as Lifehack.org or simply Lifehack — is widely recognized as one of the premier productivity and lifestyle blogs on the web. This site is dedicated to lifehacks, which is a phrase that describes any advice, resource, tip or trick that will help you get things done more efficiently and effectively.

This blog has been endorsed by many major newspapers, magazines and online publications, and is frequently updated with articles by a team of contributors that just want to make your life as friction-free as possible.

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Editors

Chris Smith

Chris is a technologist, writer, and all around IT kind of guy. He has been writing for Lifehack since February 2011 and currently works as IT Manager for a private company, Acutec Precision Machining. Chris also holds a degree from Penn State University in Management Information Systems and has written for the popular Android blog, androinica.com.

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Mike Vardy

Mike is a writer, speaker, and “productivityist†who has been with Lifehack since September 2011. He has contributed to many productivity websites and publications, including David Allen’s GTD Times and Productive Magazine, and he has also served as an editor for WorkAwesome and The Next Web. In addition, Vardy’s candid and accessible style has made him a desirable speaker, as he has delivered talks such as “Hacking Lifehacks†at TEDxJuanDeFuca and “The Power of Paper†at IdeaWave.

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Founder

Leon Ho

Leon founded Lifehack in 2005, and built the site into one of the most popular productivity blogs on the Internet. Prior to working on Stepcase full-time, Leon was Manager of Software Engineering at Red Hat, responsible for the internationalization deliveries in Red Hat products. He managed a team across regions in Australia, Japan, China and India, and his division added support of 22 languages in Red Hat Enterprise Linux while migrating new internationalization technologies into products. Leon has a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology and graduate certificate program in Human Resources and Management.

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