There’s a phrase I’ve always liked—weigh anchor. On the surface, it sounds like adding weight, burden, heft. But it actually means the opposite. It means lifting the anchor so the ship can move. It means letting go. and the same must be said for productivity anchors. Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about productivity anchors.
Jim Ross once said, “maximize your minutes” — and that’s exactly what this post is about. Blending wrestling wisdom with real-life productivity, we explore how to seize opportunities, show up when it counts, and make your time count for something deeper.
In this episode of PM Talks, Patrick Rhone and I explore the tension between curiosity and judgment, discussing how trust plays a role in shaping our perspectives. We also dive into the power of journaling, social conditioning, and why curiosity is often the key to deeper understanding.
In 2025, I’ve embraced a powerful Annual Axiom: Redesign, Rebuild, Reclaim. Inspired by Seth Rollins’ story of resilience, this axiom offers a framework for intentional growth, meaningful action, and reclaiming focus. Discover how it can guide your year too.
Derek Rydall joins me to explore the intersection of abundance, alignment, and meaningful productivity in this episode of A Productive Conversation.
Explore resilience with Patrick Rhone in this episode of PM Talks. Learn how resilience differs from grit, why finding your “why” matters, and how to cultivate resilience in daily life.
Marshall Goldsmith discusses using AI to share his legacy, triggers in productivity, and giving back.
In this episode, I chat with Dave Radparvar, co-founder of Reflection.app, about the importance of journaling for personal growth, gaining perspective, and fostering gratitude.
Patrick McAndrew, founder of Hara, discusses shifting productivity from task-based frameworks to deeper, human-centered practices that focus on alignment and inner work.
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