Task, Time, Energy: The Purpose-Filled Productivity Podcast
Episode 1-23 theme music by Energetic Music. Episode 24+ theme music by Scott Miller
- Update frequency
- every 11 days
- Average duration
- 35 minutes
- Episodes
- 39
- Years Active
- 2022 - 2023
Dreams
What is your dream right now?
For the past year and a half, we've been asking our guests that question at the end of these podcast episodes.
This episode is all about dreams. As we bid farewell to some…
A Values-Based Approach to Work and Life with James La Barrie
“Our core values are not in a 3-ring binder sitting on a shelf in my office. They're emblazoned on our website. They're in our conference room. We talk about it all the time.”
This is one of the thing…
Staging Your Energy with Lauren Foster-Lee
Can you imagine performing in an energetic, two-person, 90-minute play where you’re on stage for almost the entire show, engaging in fast-paced witty banter with your co-star? Now imagine rehearsing …
Conflict and Connection with Ganesh Venkataramanan
How can an organization achieve dramatic growth?
And how can a certain level of conflict help a team succeed?
What is a "not-to-do" list, and why is it useful to have one?
Ganesh Venkataramanan is the …
Comedy and Connection with Colin Ryan
Traveling for work can be exhausting. How can we stay happy and healthy while doing a job that requires extensive travel?
Colin Ryan is a comedic financial speaker who uses humor, storytelling, and mo…
Exploring Mindfulness Through Boabom with Yemado
What is Boabom? And what does it have to do with mindfulness?
We've talked about mindfulness a lot in recent episodes. We've talked about research involving mindfulness, learned how mindfulness is bei…
A Short Breathing Meditation with Yemado (Bonus Episode)
Yemado is the Director of the Boston School of Boabom and the founder of the Boabom Journey App and Video Course.
In this bonus episode, Yemado guides us through a short breathing exercise and breathi…
Accessing Mindfulness with Dr. Isabel Roth
How is mindfulness being used in healthcare settings? And what lessons are being learned in those settings that we might apply in other aspects of life?
Dr. Isabel Roth is a Research Assistant Profess…
A Short Grounding Meditation with Dr. Isabel Roth (Bonus Episode)
We recently had the pleasure of recording a podcast episode with Dr. Isabel Roth, a Research Assistant Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. Some of Dr. Rot…
Helping Tomorrow's Leaders Build Collective Intelligence with Dan Gonzalez
“Students with social capital and family networks tend to get the bulk of the meaningful work-based learning opportunities that exist in the world.”
District C is working to change that.
If you think …
Being More Productive While Being Less Stressed with Jon Kolkin, M.D.
Jon Kolkin is a doctor who has been practicing medicine for over 30 years. He is also a musician, an experienced international speaker, an award-winning photographer, and has been involved in humanit…
Against the Grain with Amy Knott Parrish
It’s not easy to make a bold decision. That’s especially true if we know that other people in our lives don't approve of the decision.
People will often put subtle pressure on us—or not-so-subtle pres…
Finding Your Basket of Socks with Elisabeth Farnsworth Grant
Elisabeth Farnsworth Grant grew up in a very religious household where a woman’s role in life was clearly defined for her.
She married and started a family at a young age, but soon shifted from focusi…
Seeing the Benefits with Geshe Gelek Choda
Geshe Gelek Choda became a Buddhist monk when he was seven years old. He traveled from his home in Sikkim in northeastern India to Bylakuppe in the south, where monks who had escaped from Tibet were …
Why Not Be Awesome? Featuring Kate Cooper-Jensen
Imagine sitting down with a skydiver who has made 16,000 jumps, holds multiple world records, and has been inducted into the Skydiving Hall of Fame.
Imagine that she talks you through a world record …
How to Trust Confusion: Life Lessons from the LSAT with Graham Downey
Graham Downey is a graduate of Yale Law School who scored a 180—the highest score possible—on the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). After law school, Graham taught LSAT prep courses and tutored stude…
A Head-On Collision with Purpose featuring Luke Iorio
What happens when the things that give our lives purpose and meaning no longer feel… meaningful?
Luke Iorio is the past President and CEO of iPEC, the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching…
Improving How Managers Manage Time Management with Dr. Beth Banks Cohn
Why do time management systems so often fail to help people make lasting changes?
Why do leaders sometimes have trouble helping team members manage their tasks and time?
What responsibilities do leader…
A Neuropsychologist's Guide to Procrastination with Dr. Nicole Byers
Why do we procrastinate? And what can we do about it? Want to hear what a neuropsychologist has to say about this? In this episode, Dr. Nicole Byers talks about procrastination, feeling overwhelmed, …
Learning to Love the Struggle with Chris Ryan
I’ve enjoyed the conversations that I’ve had with all of our podcast guests, but this one might qualify as the most fun so far. My guest for this episode is Chris Ryan, co-founder and CEO of Silverqu…