What I learned recording 200 podcasts [PMP #200]
Today I’m recording my 200th podcast episode. I started my podcast back in 2015 when I was still working full-time and I was trying to “make it” creating content and starting an internet business.
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Today I’m recording my 200th podcast episode. I started my podcast back in 2015 when I was still working full-time and I was trying to “make it” creating content and starting an internet business.
Last week I emailed my newsletter list to learn more about the kinds of things people want to learn about in 2021. And one of the most popular topics that kept coming up is organisation.
Over the holidays I was listening to an episode of Simon Sinek’s podcast, A Bit of Optimism. And in an interview with Derren Brown, Derren gets you to think about happiness as a verb, something you do, rather than as a noun, something you have.
Welcome to episode #2 of Minor Updates. After recording my first update video a few months ago, I received really positive feedback and people seemed to really enjoy the more informal updates I shared.
A lot of my clients who use Asana and(or) Pipedrive use the built in forms options to collect leads and streamline their workflows. However, in both Asana and Pipedrive, the form builders and integration options are pretty basic. This is okay for simple workflows, but sometimes you need something a bit more powerful.
Last year I published a summary of how I spent my time in 2019. It was a fascinating exercise and I received positive feedback on the analysis. Understanding how your time is being spent is one of the best things you can do to make better choices and plan more effectively in the future. So, I thought it would be worth repeating this exercise again this year.
The end of the year is fast approaching and when you look back and think about everything that’s happened this year, it’s crazy how fast the time has gone by!
Even before 2020, I was already spending a lot of time on Zoom. Being a virtual consultant from New Zealand where 95% of my clients are overseas, it’s an app that gets a lot of usage from me.