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On this episode, we chat about our favorite productivity-related gifts that will either save time or make things more efficient. The things we mention on this episode—part two of two—include:
Stationary Stuff
Office Stuff
All affiliate link proceeds will be donated to Camp Quality Eastern Ontario, an organization that helps kids and teens with cancer. Non-affiliate links are also provided if you’d prefer.
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On this episode, we chat about our favorite productivity-related gifts that will either save time or make things more efficient. The things we mention on this episode—part one of two—include:
All affiliate link proceeds will be donated to Camp Quality Eastern Ontario, an organization that helps kids and teens with cancer.
Other things mentioned:
You can listen (and subscribe) to the podcast below!
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On this episode, we chat about the professional accountability groups we’re in, and why they’re helpful. Topics covered include:
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On this quickie episode, Chris chats about why you shouldn’t let your to-do list become a source of stress in and of itself.
This episode’s a shortie—Ardyn’s out sick this week—but we still wanted to put something helpful in your feed!
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Enjoy :-)
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On this episode, we chat about commitment devices—forcing functions you can add to your life to accomplish more of your goals. Topics covered include:
Links mentioned in this episode:
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On this episode, we chat about how to calculate your biological prime time—the time of the day you’re the most productive. We cover:
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On this episode, we chat about how “SMART” goals might not be all they’re cracked up to me—and a few ways to set smarter goals. Topics covered include:
Link mentioned in this episode:
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On this episode, we chat about the pomodoro technique and how (and whether!) we use it in our own work. Topics covered include:
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On this episode, we chat about stimulation fasting. Topics covered include:
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This week’s podcast episode is a replay—a Golden Oldie from the vaults. Hope you enjoy! The original show notes are below.
This week I interview Oliver Burkeman for the podcast. Oliver is the author of the fantastic new book, Four Thousand Weeks. In the episode, we have a fun, wide-ranging conversation about a bunch of topics, including:
..and more.
Four Thousand Weeks is an incredible read. It covers not just how we should manage our time, but also the place time management should have in our life in the first place. I highly recommend it.
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