Kindly recommend your favorite books, blogs, podcasts, and other resources and materials. How-to's and nonfiction are good. Biographies of prolific people are good. Links to blog posts, sites, tools are good.
What say ye, HN, on shipping more?
In other words you already know what to do. Don't read books. Do.
Here is an introduction page that he posted for newcomers: http://www.sebastianmarshall.com/?page_id=288 You can see that there is many topics under "Want to get more done?"
Though I know that most books are a waste of time, these were actually filled with great information, in my opinion:
The first part is titled "Resistance: Defining the Enemy" and is a great description of what the resistance is and the ways in which it works to defeat you.
The second part is about how to conquer the resistance by "going pro". There's a lot of pieces to this, but basically, it means figuring out how to show up every day and doing the work, day in and day out, with the explicit goal of conquering the resistance.
The third part is a higher level discussion of the resistance, and at least to me, was not as relevant.
Highly recommended book if you struggle with the resistance when trying to ship.
I'm sure you've read getting real, but anyway: http://gettingreal.37signals.com/toc.php
I've always liked Emerson's 'Self Reliance': http://www.emersoncentral.com/selfreliance.htm
Otherwise just pick any random productivity technique. I don't think it matters which one, they're all just codifying the things you already know, and stick with that for a while. If it doesn't work, maybe something else is preventing you from shipping things? I find I'm too quick to swap what I'm doing in my personal projects, and thus have lots of prototypes.
Recommended: 4 Steps to the Epiphany by Steve Blank - breaks down the customer development lifecycle into actionable deliverables.
Do you feel like you're not being productive or shipping? You should read about procrastination and then diligently work to fix it, not spend more time studying GTD-type systems.
Recommended: Procrastination by Jane B. Burka and Lenora M. Yuen - the essential book on understanding and correcting your procrastination.
Merlin Mann at http://www.43folders.com/ started out writing about David Allen's GTD system, but then turned away from "productivity porn" and started writing more focused essays about creativity.
This isn't necessarily related to shipping products, but I love this Jeff Atwood quote: "If you can’t come up with at least one interesting thing to talk about every day, you’re not trying hard enough! The world is just full of fascinating stuff." from this interview: http://community.devexpress.com/blogs/aspnet/archive/2010/10...