Music has a unique ability to transport us through time, evoking memories and emotions with just a single song. This post explores the science behind music-evoked autobiographical memory (MEAM) and offers practical tips for creating playlists that serve as personal memory portals.
Anne-Laure Le Cunff joins me to discuss Tiny Experiments, exploring curiosity-driven progress, intentional imperfection, and how small changes can lead to big results.
Knowing when to focus on details and when to be flexible is key to effective time management. Here’s how to strike the right balance.
Charlie Gilkey returns to talk about what’s changed since Start Finishing—his new app, team habits, and why finishing what matters is still the key to progress.
Kerry Ann King joins me to discuss productivity beyond efficiency, the power of intention, and how the arts can reshape our approach to meaningful work.
Many people assume Daily Theming is too rigid or restrictive—but in reality, it’s a flexible way to design your days with clarity and flow. In this post, I’ll break down the three biggest misconceptions about Daily Theming and how you can use it to create focus without burnout.
Dan Schawbel joins me to discuss how leaders can use technology to strengthen human connections.
Scott Doorley and Carissa Carter join me to discuss Assembling Tomorrow, designing with uncertainty, and how we can create a thriving future.
Efficiency is often mistaken for success, but when it becomes the goal, quality and effectiveness take a back seat.
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