To avoid any shocking surprises when you open up your feed reader, just a heads up to say that I’ve taken over editing Freelance Switch for now. It’s been heaps of fun so far, and it’s really neat to have other people write awesome content for me, which I then just have to polish and prettify. I feel a little pampered! I’m also trying to see how many ‘P’ words I can work into one paragraph.

Steve Rubel talks about his lifesourcing experiment and the implications personal outsourcing may have for the future. This is of keen interest to me — I hope I can show you why in a week or so.

Nick Cernis shares the paper love and writes a manifesto against over-complicated productivity systems.

Mahesh tipped me off about a two-post series he wrote on hacking Gmail search (part 1 and part 2). It contains all kinds of rules and tips on using the search field to find the exact email you’re looking for, and I’ve used some of the hacks already.

For those of you for whom English is a second language, Jarkko Laine shares some ultra-cool tips on writing like a native speaker. Make sure to check out his post on why a side business forces you to balance your life, as well.

Noel Ranger writes an almost-answer to last week’s link on how to work from the beach. Noel decided to test the wisdom of working in a beach environment and found that it’s not quite as wonderful as it sounds…

I don’t make the time to read as much as I should, so if you have a link that would fit in one of Anywired’s web worker digests, tip me: anywired at gmail dot com.