On this episode of the podcast I chat with Avrum Nadigel. He is an author and relationship therapist. He co-produces “It’s the anxiety, stupid!” – a podcast about relationship angst, and draws a comic about intimacy called “Ball and Change”. His new book, Learning to Commit (The Workbook): Becoming Your Best Self to Find Your Best Match, will be published by Self-Counsel Press in November 2016.
What if you could use something you enjoy to be more productive? Whether you love video games or Netflix, here’s how you can enjoy your hobby and boost your productivity.
When people ask me “What app should I use to help me be more productive?” I have a simple answer. “I don’t know.”
On this, the 100th episode of The Productivityist Podcast, I chat with producer John Poelstra about the evolution of the podcast since it started nearly two years ago.
Paul Minors shares the importance of listening, being present and other common themes from some of the world’s best self-help books.
I used to hate meetings. But now I don’t mind them at all. Heck, I even look forward to some of them. Here’s what changed…
On this episode of the podcast, I speak with Michael Dolan. Michael is an executive coach who helps leaders get out of their own way by enabling them to develop and maintain higher levels of productivity, self-awareness and effectiveness so that they can create a bigger impact and experience greater satisfaction in their work and life.
Guest writer Nick Snapp offers 5 ways to start hacking corporate, create the freedom you desire, and still perform like a rock star at your corporate gig.
I’m a writer who writes at night. Here’s why this approach works for me…
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