Do you want a fast way to identify important emails and quickly sort into easy to use folders all the other stuff so you can free up your time to focus on what matters? If the answer is yes (like it is with me), SaneBox might be the tool that you’ve been looking for. It’s insanely simple. Sound crazy? It’s not – that’s the strong point. SaneBox setup takes minutes...
Joining me this week is Joseph DiRoma, head of The Successful Male North America and someone with almost two decades of experience in the hospitality industry and helping developing others. A good and productive day can be achieved with routines, and Joseph shared with me what he calls the CAMPV routine: C = Contemplation A = Affirmations M = Meditation P = Perspiration V = Visualization He made...
Joining me on this podcast episode is Corey Carter, who has been managing people for more than 20 years and recently has been helping entrepreneurs simultaneously increase sales, traffic, and visibility through JV partnerships and more. Sometimes, while helping others grow, improve and develop, we neglect those that are next to us. With Cory frequently travelling for work and having...
Laura Rike, the Rogue Pinterest Powerhouse, and content marketing expert joined me for a great discussion about Pinterest, teams, and repurposing content. Seriously – if you do any sort of online content, please listen to this episode…you’re going to get a valuable idea, guaranteed. Now, I don’t know about you, but when I think of Pinterest I don’t think of minimal work for hundreds...
Kris Ward, author of Win The Hour, Win The Day, joined me for a great look at how important teams are to growing as an entrepreneur and business and why it’s not as hard as you think to grow your own “A-Team”. Most of us, myself included, have had our ups and downs when getting started with a team but Kris really boils it down to a few areas that you need to consider before jumping in – and...
Joining me on this episode is Grant Bledsoe, owner of 3 Oaks Capital – a capital management firm that he founded in 2014. Grant makes use of many practical devices to stay productive and manage his time well, including automations from tools like Zapier that let him connect his software tools in order to spend more time focused on what matters – his clients and their results. But it’s...
Amy Donaldson, real estate trainer with a strong background in sales and business development, joined me to discuss productivity from the point of view of a real estate agent and showed how many of these “issues” can apply to the rest of us – both the problems and the solutions. We touched on several areas, including finding and understanding your Most Important Task – but also...
Joining me on this podcast episode is Angela Kristen Taylor, an integrative productivity expert. We went into several topics surrounding the main issues that we all face in terms of life, productivity, and managing everything that that entails. Angie is no stranger to chaos and finding her way out – through her own experiences she has found the frameworks that work (pun intended!) and...
First things first – who is Shift for? Well that’s a great question that has led to a lot of comments and questions. The most important question is this: Does having all of your communication and apps in one “container” help your workflow or not? If the answer is yes, or you want to find out, Shift might be just what you’re looking for. If, on the other hand, you...
Joining me for this podcast episode is founder, or Papa Bear, of Bonjoro – Matt Barnett! As usual, we covered a lot of ground in this discussion but it did center around remote teams with the ups and downs that come with a truly worldwide operation. Matt and his team are located in Australia, London, the Philippines, the United States, and other locations – he’s learned both the good...
