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Gregory Gaynor’s Biography

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Originally from the U.K., Greg has lived in Asia for over 15 years. Fluent in a handful of languages, he ran a management consultancy before creating Face Dragons. He spends his time now traveling around Asia, writing, taking photos, and drinking coffee.

Gregory Gaynor’s Journalist Portfolio

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23 Digital Nomad Jobs for the Lifestyle You Deserve

23 Digital Nomad Jobs for the Lifestyle You Deserve

Get ready to find your ideal digital nomad job and liberate yourself from the office cubicle forever! For som…

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30 Fun Hobbies for Men Over 50

30 Fun Hobbies for Men Over 50

You're not over the hill yet, but joining the local MMA club doesn't seem your speed; not a problem!

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One Year Later: ChatGPT’s Impact On Education

One Year Later: ChatGPT’s Impact On Education

A recent study found 84% of computer coders believe educational institutions should adjust their programming …

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How to Wake Up Early: Rise Earlier and Get More Done

How to Wake Up Early: Rise Earlier and Get More Done

How do we break the habit of sleeping in late and begin a new life as an early riser? By Gregory Gaynor Wakin…

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20 Skills to Put on Your Resume: Achieve your Dream Job

20 Skills to Put on Your Resume: Achieve your Dream Job

You're applying for new jobs and deciding to update your resume. You've been staring at that blank section wh…

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Masculine Energy → Momentum

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By Gregory Gaynor
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The Updated 2025 guide to turning drive into daily productivity Why pivot from “energy” to “execution”? Scroll through any men’s-development feed and you’ll see masculine energy used to sell everything from heavyweight kettlebells to cigar-lit masterminds. Yet the traits behind that buzzword like decisiveness, focus and stability, are also the ingredients of world-class productivity.
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The Dragon's Signal: A Practical Guide to Slaying Procrastination

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By Gregory Gaynor
| Face Dragons
I loved sitting in Alice’s Cafe, a quiet Korean cafe in Tianjin, a city I called home for over a decade. Outside there was a constant back and forth of people carrying stacks of onions or setting chilis to dry out in the sun. But sometimes instead of writing the next page of my book I would watch the cursor on the screen blink at me or stare out the window watching the chilis dry. I was procrastinating, but the ideas in this article always brought me back to productivity.
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Bullet Journal Ideas for Facing Dragons from a GTD Veteran

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By Gregory Gaynor
| Face Dragons
For nearly two decades, my life has run on the digital precision of Getting Things Done (GTD). My system is a fortress of efficiency built on plain text files, Bash and Python scripts, and the lightning-fast keystrokes of Vim. It’s a system I honed traveling across Asia as a digital nomad, consulting for international clients while homeschooling my son. To me, the thought of trading this digital arsenal for a paper notebook felt like a swordsman trading his katana for a stick.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, I'm old

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

vim and a beaten-up laptop

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

Write every day.