Peter Drucker said, “Know thy time.” But what if time isn’t yours to know or control? In this piece, I explore why time isn’t something you own—but something you live with. Not a possession, but a partner.
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.
Austin Kleon returns to talk about his routines, paying attention, and how creative work happens in the space between structure and spontaneity.
Many people assume Daily Theming is too rigid or restrictive—but in reality, it’s a flexible way to design your days with clarity and flow. In this post, I’ll break down the three biggest misconceptions about Daily Theming and how you can use it to create focus without burnout.
Courtney Carver returns to A Productive Conversation to discuss her new book Gentle and how Project 333 goes beyond simplifying your closet—it simplifies your life.
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.
Jeff Sanders reflects on life since The Free Time Formula, discussing health, parenting, and adapting productivity systems to life’s seasons.
In our latest PM Talks episode, Patrick Rhone and I discuss pacing and cadence, exploring how to manage your relationship with time as we age and the value of wisdom over sheer productivity.
Leo Babauta from Zen Habits joins me to discuss the power of slowing down, intentional living, and focusing on what truly matters in this Flashback Friday episode.
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