“At Least He’s Consistent”
Seth Godin’s writing isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but at least he’s consistent. And being consistent can really power your personal productivity.
Fearless and Free with Wendy Sachs
This week Emmy-award winning TV news producer, speaker, and author of the book Fearless and Free, Wendy Sachs joins me at the Productivityist Podcast. Wendy has also worked as a Capitol Hill press secretary, public relations executive, CNN contributor, content strategist, and editor-in-chief of Care.com.Tune in as we talk about careers, career change and ways
Signals vs Triggers
I’ve written about triggers before, but I’ve yet to write about signals. Here are my thoughts on how they complement and differ from each other.
43 Bullet Points on Personal Productivity
I’ve put together these bullet points on personal productivity. There are plenty listed, but I know you’ll find at least one that can work for you.
The Little Things That Get in the Way
The little things in your life can get in the way of the bigger things that matter most. It can happen to anyone. Here’s a story of how it has happened to me.
Finding Your Best First Day of the Year
The first day of the calendar year might not be the best day for you to start something fresh and new. Here are some other options to consider.
Positively Speaking with Dan Lerner and Alan Schlechter
On this episode of the podcast, I am joined by Daniel Lerner and Alan Schlechter. Daniel Lerner is a clinical instructor at NYU and has a Masters in Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania, where he serves on the teaching staff. He works with musicians, athletes, and executives to improve their performance through developing
Abundant Productivity with Damion Lupo
On this episode of the podcast, I am joined by Damion Lupo, a financial mentor and co-author of Reinvented Life. Wherever you are right now, I think this discussion will offer you some helpful advice and practical tips you can use today. Some of the takeaways from our conversation include: The importance of triggers The