On this episode of the podcast I share my insights on how to make your way through the peaks and valleys in your work and personal life. And I also explain how learning to do that will greatly help you with your personal productivity.

On this episode of the show I discuss exactly that: how my becoming a runner has impacted my productivity…and so much more.

On this episode of the show I share my insights on adopting and adapting productivity practices for your own use and why you must tailor them to your own wants and needs.

TimeCrafting's key elements are built on the concept of repetition so I wanted to share my thoughts and ideas on how repetition can affect your ability to pay better attention to your intentions and get more of the right things done. I do that in this episode of #3MoT – an episode that I believe will be an episode that is worth a repeat listen.

Today I want to get a bit more personal with you about my own rocky starts, what I believe causes a rocky start, and how to avoid rocky starts whenever you can.

I keep with the etymology theme on this episode as I talk about the word "nice" and the idea of niceness. I'm not going to give too much more away here than that because that wouldn't be very...nice.

On this episode of the podcast I spend more time exploring etymology and the power of words with one that can add more meaning to your "no" and help you create sounder boundaries in the process.

On this episode of #3MoT I discuss the idea of incorporating the word "flourish" into your personal productivity and time management. I share why I believe adding the word to your vocabulary will have a greater impact on your work and your life.

You can check out my friend Charlie Gilkey's Productive Flourishing website here.

On this episode of the show I offer up strategies on how to take care of aging tasks, including those pesky emails that have a tendency to linger in your inbox longer than they should

On this episode of #3MoT, I talk about a blog post from my friend Kourosh Dini discussing the concept of "attention hygiene" and why it's something that we should give our – wait for it – attention.

You can read the blog post here.