The Productivityist Podcast: What Goes Into a Task App with Amir Salihefendic
This week on the podcast I speak with the founder and CEO of Doist (the makers of Todoist), Amir Salihefendic.
How I Use Evernote as a Spark File
I’ve been an Evernote user for a long time, and I have primarily used it for research. Having my spark file live in Evernote as a notebook just seems like a no-brainer to me because of the the versatility of Evernote.
The Productivityist Podcast: The Year of Fear with Kendra Wright
On this episode of The Productivityist Podcast, I speak with my friend Kendra Wright. We talk about how we each treat fear, our to do lists, our calendars, and a whole lot more.
How To Stop The Urgent Stuff From Overwhelming You
Feeling overwhelmed with urgent tasks? Here are three simple steps to take to sort through the confusion.
The Productivityist Podcast: Overnight Success with Aaron Mahnke
This episode features a conversation with Aaron Mahnke, accomplished author and the man behind the award-winning podcast Lore.
How to Beat Task Paralysis
Feeling stuck as you look at your to do list? Here are three different approaches to help you move forward.
The Productivityist Podcast: Getting Reading Done with Mike Dariano
On this episode of the show, I’m joined by Productivityist’s resident book reviewer and fellow avid reader Mike Dariano. We talk about how we go about reading and what we do differently to keep our reading workflow…flowing.
Why I Stopped Doing GTD: Part 3
This is a piece that was originally published in The Productivityist Weekly newsletter. I wanted to share it with you on the blog as well to explain why Productivityist no longer focuses on the Getting Thing Done (or GTD) methodology. My weekly email is now called ATTN: and I’d love to send it your way. Just click
The Productivityist Podcast: A Mindful Conversation with Patrick Rhone
On this episode of the podcast, Patrick Rhone returns so that we can have another great conversation. This time around we focus on reading more (and better), mindfulness (and Patrick’s new book “Mindfulness for Mere Mortals), and much more.