Episodes

Laura Vanderkam draws from her 18 years of experience working remotely to share strategies for productivity, creativity, and health in the world of remote work.

Cal Newport talks about digital minimalism and using digital technology to support your goals and values, rather than letting it use you.

Brooke McAlary of The Slow Your Home Podcast talks about creating Rhythms, Rituals, and Routines to slow down and have more simplicity in your life.

David Allen of Getting Things Done on developing the skill of outcome and action thinking and overcoming the biggest objections to the GTD methodology.

Ian Morgan Cron covers the productivity hangups of each Enneagram type and how to overcome them.

Ian Morgan Cron gives an overview of what the Enneagram is and the key attributes of a healthy and unhealthy version of each of the 9 types.

Mike Sturm talks about the meaning of Wabi-Sabi, and how to walk 'The Wabi-Sabi Way'.

Mike Sturm on the basics and meaning of productivity: Being, Thinking, and Doing.

Mike Robbins shares the 4 pillars of how to create a team culture of high performance, trust, and belonging.

Liz Fosslien talks about un-repressing emotions at work, finding constructive channels for jealousy and anxiety, and demystifying digital interactions and coworker communication styles.

Melissa Steginus talks about making self-care, personal, purposeful, and practical.

Elizabeth Emens on the how the admin tasks of life affects our lives, and how we might avoid, reduce, and redistribute admin.

Mamie Kanfer Stewart from Meeteor talks about making meetings more effective, engaging, and enjoyable.

Chris Bailey talks about Hyperfocus, scatter focus, mental RAM and boredom.

Lacy on intentional slow growth, and work-life balance while building her business in 20 hours a week.

Michael Brues, Ph.d on The Power of Chronotypes and Sleep

Matt Bodnar on the Psychology of Business and decision making, contemplative routines, the 80/20 Principle and keeping a work journal.

Nir Eyal on the hidden psychology driving us to distraction and the secret of finally doing what you say you will do with a four-step, research-backed model.

James Clear talks about the power of habits and how to build good habits and break bad ones.

In this brief 15 min episode, Erik takes a few minutes to talk about two previous crises from his past in hopes of being real about how there is no 'one size fits all' approach to life and productivity when a crisis hits.

Kate Swoboda talks about how to create courage as a brain-based habit that leads to more confidence, progress towards goals, and emotional resilience.

Michael Hyatt on the need for a vision script instead of a vision statement, energizing your team and creating a vision script for growth of your organization.

Grant Baldwin of The Speaker Lab Podcast talks about productivity tips for public speakers.

Anne Bogel on Overthinking, Decision Making, and Self-Awareness