Episode 461: Personal Socrates with Marc Champagne
Marc and Mike delved into the process of journaling, and the reasons why questioning is an essential aspect of mental fitness.
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The Ongoing Battle Between Time and Reason
The quote “Time makes more converts than reason” is just as relevant today as it was when it was first said.
Episode 460: Paul Millerd talks about The Pathless Path
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.
The Benefits of Journaling for Time Management and Productivity
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.
Episode 450: Mike Williams talks about Doing to Done
We talk about why he decided to put illustrations in this book, we dive into things like small wins the power of verbs, reflection, and its important clarity maps, as well as how to get email out of the way, so that you can make the work beats that you want to have last as short (or as long) as you want without having to worry about the external pings that are going on in your life.
Episode 448: Tiago Forte talks about Building a Second Brain
We get into the depths of PKM productivity and what it really means to build a second brain.
Episode 444: Laura Vanderkam talks about Tranquility by Tuesday
Laura and I talk about her latest book, Tranquillity by Tuesday: Nine Ways to Calm the Chaos and Make Time for What Matters.
Episode 443: Robin Hills talks about Resilience
We dive deep into what it really means to be resilient, what it isn’t, where the confusion may lie and how confusion can rear its ugly head. Robin busts some old myths and how emotions are an important factor.
Episode 442: Jon Acuff talks about Finish
In this vault episode, we discuss a sampling of the topics in his book, Finish, which includes planning, prioritizing, and reaching the state of finished no matter what you’re working on.