Episode 553: Pacing and Cadence | PM Talks S1:E10
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.
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Episode 537: Khe Hy Talks About Evolving Productivity and Self-Awareness
Join me as I chat with Khe Hy about evolving productivity, the importance of self-awareness, and balancing work and personal life. Discover how to set boundaries, prioritize tasks, and embrace healing for true productivity.
Episode 525: Mat Ellis Talks About Balancing Productivity and Personal Connection with AI
Join Mike Vardy and Mat Ellis as they discuss how AI and productivity software can enhance both efficiency and personal connections, striking a balance that nurtures both work and life.
Episode 523: Dr. Dale Whelehan Talks About Revolutionizing Work with a Four-Day Week
On this episode of A Productive Conversation, Dr. Dale Whelehan discusses the transformative potential of a four-day workweek, exploring its benefits for productivity, well-being, and society.
Episode 502: Dan Pontefract Talks About Redefining Work-Life Balance
Join us as Dan Pontefract redefines work-life balance, emphasizing dynamic balance, personal growth, and workplace authenticity. Dive into a conversation that challenges and enlightens.
Episode 495: Erik Fisher Talks About Navigating Productivity, Avoiding Burnout, and Podcast Evolution
Join Mike Vardy and Erik Fisher as they explore a decade’s worth of podcasting insights, deep-dive into productivity’s evolving landscape, and discuss balancing quality and quantity to prevent burnout. Discover how Erik’s podcast, “Beyond the To-Do List”, has transformed over time, not just surviving but thriving through changes, and reflecting broader themes of work and life.
Beyond Work-Life Balance: The Pursuit of Wholeness in a Fragmented World
I’ve spent years advocating for productivity and efficient time management. I’ve seen countless articles and discussions about the elusive concept of “work-life balance.” Today, I want to challenge that paradigm and propose a new way of thinking: we should stop striving for work-life balance and simply shoot for balance instead.