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What's at the center of your productivity system? Is it a task manager? In this episode, Justin makes the case that there's something better to help you drive your day.
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Process 078: Building a Good Enough System
Process 067: Solving Productivity Problems with the Rule of Three
In search of a perfect system? It doesn't exist! In this episode, Justin discusses why searching for a perfect system is futile and that building a "good enough" system is... well... good enough.
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Ever had a great idea, but had difficulty actually acting on it? Or found it challenging to determine how to pursue a goal? You're not alone.
In this episode, Justin shares five ideas he's learned along the way about pursuing goals well.
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Setbacks can hit us at any time in our lives, and they generally suck. Justin discusses five main steps you can take to possibly help you through setbacks you encounter.
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Justin discusses why a yearly theme is better than planning or goals, and reviews his themes for 2020 and 2021.
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Justin takes a few moments to review his 2020.
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What does productivity even mean? And why are you trying to be productive? Is it really best to eek out more efficiency or is there something more to pursue?
002: What is Productivity
Cal Newport's recent article titled "The Rise and Fall of Getting Things Done" seems to insinuate so. But is it really?
The Rise and Fall of Getting Things Done
Justin's on a journey of learning what the difference between relaxation and leisure is, and how intentionally prioritizing leisure may be better in the long run.
There are many mindsets we can have when engaging with our work. This week, Justin shares five and discusses how they work for (or against) us and how we can be proactive to choose how we think.
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