This week I’m chatting with speaker, author, wife, and mom Mridu Parikh about how she minimizes overwhelm by simplifying where she can and by ordering her days intentionally.
Sometimes when we’re looking for ways to get work done, it helps to hear about tools and techniques that have been effective for other people. This week I’m sharing a bit about the tools, systems, and approaches I use to get work done.
This week I’m talking with Jill Valdez about how intentional structure in her multi-faceted life helps her create impact, and how she’s encouraging managers & business owners to empower their employees to do the same.
Looking for a worthwhile summer read? I recommend Michael Hyatt’s book, Free to Focus. Hear my key takeaways in this episode, the latest installment in our recurring Productive Reading series.
This week’s episode features my conversation with Australia native (but current Singapore resident) Susan Comiskey about how she makes time for speaking, teaching, and doctoral studies while making a life that matters with her husband and daughter.
Understanding why we do what we do is key to taking intentional actions that serve us–and can also help us be more compassionate toward others. If you’re ever frustrated because you do things that don’t make sense in light of your goals and values, you might appreciate this week’s episode of the podcast.
For fashion designer, “Fashion Incubator” director, and new mom Nina Means, structuring her days with intention is key to making time for what matters most to her. Hear how she’s making a life that matters in this week’s episode.
