James Sudakow talks with host Erik Fisher about how to define your own version of what work-life balance looks like for you and identifying and solving the traps and habits many fall into that get in the way of truly …
Michael Hyatt on Achieving the Freedom to Focus and Eliminating Distractions Through Digital Minimalism
Mike Sturm on the basics and meaning of productivity: Being, Thinking and Doing.
Dave King of Move 37 on the present and future of AI in work and productivity.
Jeremie Kubicek talks about what it takes to become a leader worth following.
Laura Vanderkam on talks about unlocking possibilities through the use of time on your priorities.
Aaron Dignan talks about challenging the assumptions about the future of work, the organizational operating system and making the necessary changes to move forward.
Dr. Nathalie Beauchamp on setting up personal prime time in the morning, eating for energy and better focus, the importance of sleep, supporting our adrenals and energy management.
Pamela Wilson of Big Brand Strategy talks about content designing a strategy for content creation through different stages of your website.
Cal Newport talks about digital minimalism and using digital technology to support your goals and values, rather than letting it use you.
Elizabeth Emens on the how the admin tasks of life affects our lives, and how we might avoid, reduce, and redistribute admin.
Erik Fisher talks about his 3 words for 2019: Bricklaying, Streamlining and Moments
Liz Fosslien talks about un-repressing emotions at work, finding constructive channels for jealousy and anxiety, and demystifying digital interactions and coworker communication styles.
Dr. Samantha Brody talks about overcoming overwhelm, dismantling stress and achieving greater resilience.
Paul Jarvis on staying small and avoiding growth to have freedom to pursue more meaningful pleasures in life and how to make it work for you.
Joey Cofone of Baron Fig talks about how Baron Fig was founded, the meaning behind the name and their design workflow using digital and analog.
Joshua Becker discusses the meaning of minimalism, the practicality behind decluttering, how to get other members of your family of board and much more.
James Clear talks about the power of habits and how to build good habits and break bad ones.
Jim Woods talks about getting unstuck, self awareness, how to know if you are stuck or just feel stuck and how to stop being blind about your blind spots.
John Zeratsky talks about overcoming busyness and distraction through focus and time.
Dan Schawbel talks about how leaders to create a workplace where teammates feel genuinely connected, engaged, and empowered to grow strong interpersonal skills rather than relying on technology.
Ryder Carroll talks about how he was forced to figure out alternate ways to be focused and productive, and how he created the Bullet Journal Method.
CJ McClanahan talks about busyness, the comparison trap, reflection and redefining success.
Jay Acunzo talks about how and why to questioning best practices, honing your intuition and mastering decision making.