Over the past few years, I’ve followed a practice shared with me by my friend Chris Brogan. Every year I choose three words that I use as a waypoint for my year. These words are focal points – Productivity Pillars of sorts – that guide my year the way I want it to go.
In this episode of The Productivityist Podcast, my guest is Briana Borten. She is a peace engineer and wellness entrepreneur who owns The Dragontree Spa and co-wrote The Well Life
Evernote has long been a part of my productivity gestalt. I still find myself looking into how I can leverage it more. Below are 5 of the best ways I’ve found to use Evernote that I’ve not yet tried myself (but now plan to).
This week on The Productivityist Podcast I zero in on Evernote with a guest who knows the ins and outs of the app. Charles Byrd will be talking Evernote with me with the goal of helping anyone get started and familiarize themselves with Evernote. He’ll be giving insights, sharing tips, and offering hacks along the way.
I read 53 books over the past year. In today’s post, I share which books had the most impact on me.
On this week’s episode of The Productivityist Podcast, I will be chatting with Wade Foster. Wade is the co-founder and CEO of the automation platform Zapier, which helps people automate their work by allowing connections between various apps.
How can you make your productivity habits last? Here are three steps I take to ensure a habit sticks.
We’re “broadcasting happiness” on this episode of The Productivityist Podcast with my guest Michelle Gielan, the bestselling author of Broadcasting Happiness.
You don’t need to be a quantum physicist or have to straddle borders to be in two places at once. You can do that from anywhere you are and at anytime.
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