Welcome to “A Productive Conversation,” (formerly known as The Productivityist Podcast). Hosted by Mike Vardy, each episode features engaging discussions with thought leaders, productivity experts, and successful individuals who share their unique experiences and actionable tips. Whether you’re looking to enhance your personal efficiency, improve your time management skills, or find inspiration for a more balanced life, “A Productive Conversation” offers valuable insights and real-world advice to guide you on your journey. Listen each week for thought-provoking conversations that will empower you to achieve your goals and craft the life you truly desire.
Licensed clinical social worker and author Anthony Verdino joins me to unpack how simplified CBT practices can improve focus, reduce burnout, and reframe productivity through awareness and self-care.
Skye Waterson joins me to explore the science and strategy of managing ADHD, sharing how to build focus systems designed for real brains—not ideal ones.
In this latest PM Talks, Patrick Rhone and I dive into the topic of clarity—how to find it, keep it, and use it to navigate the unpredictability of everyday life.
Jesse J. Anderson joins me to talk about ADHD, his book Extra Focus, and practical strategies for motivation and attention that work for anyone.
Leslie Grandy joins me to discuss Creative Velocity and how leaders, professionals, and everyday people can unlock breakthrough ideas by reframing creativity, managing emotional regulation, and embracing AI as a collaborative partner.
Neil Ghosh joins me to discuss why doing more isn’t enough—we must do more good. From empathy to legacy, Neil shares lessons from extraordinary people and how we can apply them in our own lives.
In this month’s PM Talks, Patrick Rhone and I explore connection—how it shapes fandom, faith, empathy, and even the way we use technology to simplify life.
Chris Ducker joins me to discuss The Long Haul Leader and the lessons he’s learned about sustainability, patience, and building a life and business that truly last.
Ben Amos joins me to share why strategy—not shiny tools—should be at the core of any video approach. We cover audience avatars, clear goals, and the seven steps to making video truly work.
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