Mike and Ryder cover a lot of ground, diving into the history of Bullet Journaling and exploring how it has developed over the years. It’s always fascinating to hear about the origins of the method and how Ryder’s approach has changed over time. Whether you’re a seasoned Bullet Journal’er or new to the approach, there’s something here for everyone.
Too often, we get caught up in the daily grind of our lives and we forget to take a step back and really examine how we’re spending our time. We go through the motions: ticking things off our to-do lists, taking meetings, going to appointments on our calendar. But we don’t stop to ask ourselves if we’re really making the most of the precious hours we have each day.
That’s where taking a “time tour” comes in.
Yaro is the co-founder of Inbox Done. He shares his insights on why email management and delegation can be a challenge for some people and how to overcome these obstacles and we delve into the various types of clients that Inbox Done serves.
The concept of ValenTime’s Day is simple: to make time a priority in our lives and celebrate the love and appreciation we have for it.
Marc and Mike delved into the process of journaling, and the reasons why questioning is an essential aspect of mental fitness.
The quote “Time makes more converts than reason” is just as relevant today as it was when it was first said.
During this conversation, Mike and Paul dive into his book “The Pathless Path” which is all about how people are imagining new paths beyond the default path that many of us grew up with.
Journaling can offer numerous benefits for your relationship with time and overall productivity. From improved mental clarity and increased creativity to better time management and increased productivity, there are many reasons to start journaling today.
In this episode of A Productive Conversation, Mike sits down with Canadian business growth guru Cameron Herold to discuss the concept of the “second in command.”
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