Episode 606: PM Talks S2E5: Adaptability
In this PM Talks episode, Patrick Rhone and I explore the practice of adaptability—how it shows up in real life, why it matters, and why slowing down can help you adapt more intentionally.
In this PM Talks episode, Patrick Rhone and I explore the practice of adaptability—how it shows up in real life, why it matters, and why slowing down can help you adapt more intentionally.
Anne Marie Anderson joins the podcast to talk about cultivating audacity in everyday life, redefining fear, and navigating time with intention.
Kerry Hoffman joins me to talk about how planning unlocks presence, how to handle “ASAP” requests, and why capturing even the mundane can change how we live and work.
Tim O’Hare interviews me about The Productivity Diet—what makes it different and how to use it.
Yvonne Heimann shares how building trusted systems created space for freedom and change—both personally and professionally.
Keith Ferrazzi returns to discuss the shift from leadership to teamship—and how it transforms the way we work.
Patrick Rhone and I explore what it really means to focus—through stories, frameworks, and everyday decisions.
David Kolbe joins me to explore conative strengths, doing more naturally, and why knowing how you instinctively operate might be the productivity edge you’ve been missing.
Austin Kleon returns to talk about his routines, paying attention, and how creative work happens in the space between structure and spontaneity.
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