Introducing The Awareness Building Class
Awareness is essential to boosting your level of focus. Here are some tools to help you reach new heights.
The Value Of Going Off The Grid
Taking some time away from the noise is a great way to boost productivity. Shut out the world for an intentional amount of time and you’ll find yourself getting more work done.
The Productivityist Podcast Episode 61: The Power of Focus with Shawn Blanc
This week on the show I welcome my friend Shawn Blanc, creator of The Focus Course. We have a deep discussion about intentionality, being attentive, the creative process, productivity, and – fittingly – focus.
Why I Am Writing Two Books At Once (and How I Am Doing It)
I have two ideas for books and neither one will go away. So instead of just placing a compelling idea on the backburner, I’m writing two books at once. Here’s how I am going to do it…
The Productivityist Podcast 60: Less Doing with Ari Meisel
This week on the show I’m joined by Ari Meisel of Less Doing. We talk about what task management app Ari uses (the answer will surprise you), the art of optimization, automation, and outsourcing, and more tips and tricks you can use to help you make more great things happen by doing less.
Escaping The Noise And Leveraging The Quiet
Daytime is often filled with disruptions. But quiet brings clarity and focus which will allow you to do your best work.
The Productivityist Podcast 59: The Habits of a Happy Brain with Loretta Breuning
In this episode of The Productivityist Podcast, I speak with Dr. Loretta Breuning from the Inner Mammal Institute. We talk about how you can retrain your brain, including some tactics and tips so that you can start building a happier and healthier brain.
The Productivityist Podcast 58: Building Better Teams with Jared Brown
This episode features a discussion with Jared Brown of Hubstaff. Jared and I talk about what you need to do in order to make bringing people on to work with you a more beneficial experience for everyone involved. As someone who is growing a team (slowly, but surely) I wanted to get some solid advice from an expert, and Jared certainly fits the bill.
Why You Need A Clarity Day (And How To Make It Happen)
Over the summer, my to do list grew exponentially. I expected a break but never really got one. I felt frazzled part of the time and completely wiped out the rest of the time. As a result, I was cranky and short with people, which is really out of character for me. My sleep patterns were all over the place and I wasn’t able to move forward with as much drive and focus as I was accustomed to.