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At the moment, I have a backlog of guest posts that will last about 4 weeks, as I only run one guest post a week. That's a big difference from before, when it used to take 8 weeks for a guest post to run.

 

I'm creating this page to have a place where readers can see what guest posts are coming up, and writers can request to be a guest writer for Zen Habits, and readers can vote.

 

I'm working on a way to have people vote on potential guest writers, but for now, please feel free to add your name and website below, along with the guest topic you'd like to present. You'll need to have an account and log in, then you can edit this page and add your info below.

 

Please note: Just because you add your name isn't guarantee you'll get a spot, but you'll be on the list. :)

 

Must Read: Zen Habits style guide

 

Potential guest writers (please add your name, site, and proposed topic):

 

 

 

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Comments (14)

CentsibleLife said

at 2:54 pm on Oct 5, 2009

Now that I've added my name, I'm wondering what the process is.
Do I submit to you when it is done, or will you give a go-ahead to proposed guest posters?
Thanks!

Annabel Candy said

at 11:27 am on Oct 21, 2009

Just wrote it and changed it to 5 Ways To Travel More With Less - it was too long otherwise. I can always write part 2 if you like it:)

Cath Duncan said

at 12:34 am on Nov 20, 2009

Thanks for the guest post request, Leo. I've got it ready for you. What's the best way to get it to you?

Cath Duncan
cath@mineyourresources.com
Twitter: @cathduncan

Bud Hennekes said

at 4:27 pm on Dec 4, 2009

Bud Hennekes
Aboundlessworld@gmail.com
www.aboundlessworld.com

I participated in your bootcamp :) That should help me some yeah? ;)

My post is " Your obsession with connecting and how to cure it" my twitter is @aboundlessworld

Bud Hennekes said

at 12:49 am on Dec 5, 2009

Leo,

I have a better and more inspiring post in the works: "breaking free of the limits of the human mind" :)

Diggy said

at 4:34 am on Dec 5, 2009

Hi Leo!
I have been reading your blog for many months now and would love to make a contribution with a guest post.

My post is called "The Champion Within". I have it ready to send over when you want to take a look.

Thanks!!

Diggy (Dirk de Bruin)
www.upgradereality.com
upgradereality@gmail.com
twitter: @upgradereality

Celestine Chua said

at 10:58 pm on Apr 8, 2010

Hi Leo,

Thanks so much for creating this space for us. I would really love to be considered for a guest post opportunity at ZenHabits. My suggested topic, How To Know When It's Time To Move On, may not seem immediately connected with Zen Habit's theme of simplicity, but it really is. It's about knowing what are our relationships/friendships that stopped working and moving on to live in line with our true selves. Simplify our relationships, drop undesirable ones and focusing on strengthening the ones that truly matter.

If you'd prefer another topic, I'm happy to propose a different one too.

You can reach me at
Twitter: @celestinechua
Email: celes@celestinechua.com
URL: http://celestinechua.com/blog

Lots of Love,
Celes

Iván Pérez said

at 3:40 am on May 16, 2010

Hey Leo. There's one thing I need to tell you about the system you have for people to contact you: it's really lazy, and I say that in the best sense of the word. You save a lot of worries for yourself, and that's something we should learn to do.

Anyway, I could write an article for you titled The Ultimate Lazy Man's Morning Routing. I know you are an early riser and support that habit. I'm more of the opposite and I think your readers would benefit from reading a similar yet different approach.

Contact me through:
@adaptyourself
ivan@adaptyourself.net [I know you won't email ;)]
www.adaptyourself.net

Cheers,
Iván.

Nancy said

at 7:03 am on Jun 11, 2010

Hi Leo,

I appreciate that you've created this space for guest-posters. But, for me, the wait for a response (13 weeks) has been excessive.

I'll be taking my post someplace else, but best of luck to those who decide to stick it out. :)

Josh Hillis said

at 6:00 pm on Nov 17, 2010

The article: Zen and the Art of Kettlebell Training is about the ultimate in minimalist fitness: 1 kettlebell, 2 movements, fast effective fat loss workouts, and the joy of doing less things but doing them better.

Scott McIntyre said

at 10:12 pm on Mar 4, 2011

Hi Leo,

The article: "Soar (How to Lift Off in Life) ".

Thank you.

Scott McIntyre

http://vividways.com/

J.J. said

at 2:50 pm on May 30, 2011

So how do i know if I'm in?

Dan said

at 12:49 am on Jun 8, 2011

Hi Leo,

The article: "How to go from Zero to Hero in Life"

Thank you for your consideration.

Dan Stelter
http://www.anxietysupportnetwork.com

Ken McClinton said

at 1:25 am on Jul 3, 2012

Hi Leo,

My website, Eyes on the Rise, will launch on July 10th. I have submitted my name and topic above: "Find Meaning by Asking the Right Questions". If you want to read a little more about why I wanted to submit to your blog, and the impact that one of your articles had on my life, read this post I wrote on the Eyes on the Rise facebook page:

http://www.facebook.com/eyesontherise/posts/219602764824843.

Thank you so much for your time and consideration.

Best,

Ken McClinton
info@kenmcclinton.com

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