When you are running a business, you need to ask yourself the tough questions. I’ve shared one of those tough questions with you in the title of this article.
So… is your business as productive as it could be?
On this solo episode of the podcast, I talk about the importance of slowing things down and how that can make your productivity even better than before.
Since the early 00s boom in productivity optimization, today’s guest John Zeratsky has seen how much our relationship with time has evolved. As a writer and speaker, John is on a mission to help people make time for what matters.
I usually alternate between interviews and solo episodes, but I decided to mix things up a bit this time around. Why? Because this conversation with Lex Latkovski is one I’ve wanted to get out into the world for a while now. And I felt that there was no better time than now to do so.
Today’s guest, Peter Kozodoy, has seen time and again how much transparency and honesty in our work and personal lives lead to lasting results. Peter is an Inc. 5000 entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and author of Honest to Greatness.
While most people tend to get more productive when they work from home, this is usually after a period of adjustment where they find what does and doesn’t work. Here are some shortcuts to help you get the answer to that conundrum a lot more quickly.
On this episode of the podcast I talk about the importance of planning – and why August is the month that I give planning my overarching focus.
On this episode I’m joined by Justin DiRose, a productivity expert and remote work consultant from northern Minnesota. He has a passion for becoming better, the distributed workforce, being a great dad and husband, and music.
On this episode of the podcast, special guest Phil Simon sticks around with me to talk about our thoughts on Basecamp’s foray into the world of email, HEY.
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