During the month of January, my focus was on Productivityist Coaching. My plan was to take this aspect of Productivityist to the next level. For the most part, the plan was set in motion.
So how did it go? Here’s what I planned to do compared to what actually happened.
It’s been 5 YEARS since my very first podcast recording with Michael Schechter. I thought it would be fitting to bring him back this week. We caught up on what has happened since we stopped recording podcasts together roughly 2 years ago.
Joining me this week as my guest is Mridu Parikh, the person behind Life is Organized. She is a productivity coach, business strategist, speaker and trainer. She made it her goal to help individuals get clear on their priorities through effective time management, efficient processes, systems and life-changing habits – to do more in less time.
You need to construct an input management plan in order to prevent being overwhelmed and to avoid a lack of comprehension and no chance of mastery occurring in your world. If you don’t have time to create one yourself, you can model it after mine. Here’s my three-step Input Management Plan.
The guest on this episode of The Productivityist Podcast is my good friend Chris Ducker, whom I will be joining at the Tropical Think Tank event happening this coming March.
In this post I share My Year in Preview for 2017, breaking down of all of my Monthly Themes and plans for the months ahead.
Today’s guest is Lisa Woodruff, a productivity specialist and author of the book The Mindset of Organization: Take Back Your House One Phase at a Time.
This episode’s guest is a long-time friend whom I met at the World Domination Summit. He is the founder of Productive Flourishing, a best-selling author, the host of the Creative Giant podcast, and a productivity expert: Charlie Gilkey.
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