David & I share some of our favorite mental models and how to use them for better sense-making.
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By Mike Schmitz
David & I share some of our favorite mental models and how to use them for better sense-making.
This episode of Focused is sponsored by:
By Mike Schmitz
Francesco D’Alessio joins us to talk about the state of productivity apps, picking the right tools, and his new app, Bento.
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By Mike Schmitz
David & I celebrate episode 150 by talking about focus traps and answering a bunch of listener questions.
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By Mike Schmitz
Marc Champagne (author of Personal Socrates) joins us to talk about mental fitness, journaling, and why simply asking the right questions can change your life.
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By Mike Schmitz
Chris Bailey is back to talk about his dopamine fast, the art of savoring, and avoiding the productivity racket.
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By Mike Schmitz
David & I revisit the topic of task management to talk about my Obsidian task management experiment and our (very different) use of checklists.
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By Mike Schmitz
Author Annie Murphy Paul joins us to talk about playing with ideas, working in groups, and other ways to extend the mind.
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By Mike Schmitz
David & I consider how the environment affects our ability to focus and share the very different ways we set up our workspaces.
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By Mike Schmitz
Patrick Rhone joins us to talk about analog productivity, knolling, mise en place, and staying focused while wearing many hats.
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By Mike Schmitz
David and I share some thoughts about what we’re up to in the new year and the personal changes we’re making to our routines.
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