Joining me today is David Salib, Associate Product Manager at Lyft and a man with many cool side-products…one of them being Momento, a podcast app that I’ve been using a lot lately (check out more on the app in these videos here and here). As usual, I asked him about his daily routine. Like many of the guests of the Real World Productivity Podcast, David’s days begin with an early visit to...
In this episode of the Real World Productivity Podcast, I interviewed Jeroen Corthout, CEO and Co-founder of the CRM system Salesflare. Before founding Salesflare, Jeroen worked for several companies and started many others that weren’t long-term successful before settling into Salesflare and beginning the long term push for success. We covered a lot of areas, and on top of those, Joeren...
You’ve had a day or weekend that starts out pretty well but ends up with you eating too much, having one drink too many, or not getting anything done that you told yourself you’d do, right? If so, you’re in good company, since that describes anyone who has every lived. And likely, anyone that will live in the future as well. In fact, it’s so common, it’s pretty...
Joining me this episode is Pauline Malubay, Small Business Operations Expert, & Business Growth Strategist. I like to start these podcast episodes by asking about morning routines. Although it may vary, Pauline says that she can’t start her day without coffee (and I totally agree!), following this comes reading, and 5-minute meditation using the Shine app. Meditation has been a constant...
MindMeister has been my go-to mind mapping tool for quite some time – in fact it’s one of the longest lasting productivity tools in my lineup. When I’ve got something that needs a “brain dump” so I can work with the results or share online, MindMeister is where I go. Why? Well, it’s incredibly easy to use – you can seriously be up and running in about 1...
Have you ever been in a situation where you had to make a decision quickly and there was no time for research? If so, then this blog post is for you. In this post, I’ll discuss how to make quick decisions that are useful while avoiding bad decisions. With all of the information available at our fingertips today, it is easy to get overwhelmed with too many choices and options that are all...
For many companies, remote work has gone from being a nice option to being an essential strategy for maintaining operations amidst the pandemic — and it looks like this isn’t changing anytime soon. In fact, a survey shows that as many as 36.2 million Americans will be working from home by 2025. And while it appears that this setup has increased worker productivity according to global technology...
Joining me this week is Neha Nayek; Entrepreneur & Founder of RecruitGyan and several other businesses. We covered a lot of ground in our conversation – including Neha’s daily routine with the importance of doing what matters first: ExerciseFamilyDaily Planning Neha’s also a strong believer in balance – having started several businesses, built teams, and helping run the family she...
What do most of us do each year in the November and December period? One of the most common answers has to be: “Look back at my goals from the past year and think about what I want to accomplish next year” Not bad on the surface and it’s certainly better than having no guiding purpose. But what is it that these goals really provide for us? For myself, they provide the guiding light. Much like a...
Joining me this week is Sydney Wong; Entrepreneur & Co-Founder of VenturX, and author of “How to have a good day.” We talked about her daily routine – she has very specific routines for both her mornings and evenings and these involve things like setting the most important tasks for the day, weighted blankets, and bubble baths! (She is the second guest to mention bubble baths so I’m...
