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The Copper Connection PodcastPaperwork on Site: The Hidden Power of Construction Documents for ApprenticesOn real construction sites, paperwork runs the job—but most students and apprentices never get it properly explained. In this episode of The Copper Connection Podcast, host Chris Bailey breaks down the key documents used in construction projects in a clear, no-jargon way designed for plumbing and building services learners.You’ll learn how take-off sheets turn drawings into material lists, why contracts and schedules of rates matter for your pay and workload, the real difference between estimates and quotes, and how delivery notes, purchase orders, bills of quantities, and wiring diagrams keep projects on track. Chri...
2025-11-3015 min
The Copper Connection PodcastRetrofit, Renewables and Real Work: Sustainability for T Level Building Services StudentsSustainability isn’t just a buzzword – it’s shaping the future of plumbing, building services, and construction careers across the UK. In this episode of The Copper Connection Podcast, host Chris Bailey breaks down what sustainability really means for students, apprentices, and anyone working towards T Levels and technical qualifications in the built environment.You’ll learn how construction contributes to UK carbon emissions, why space and hot water heating are such big players, and how smarter design, planning and site practices can transform the way we build. We unpack key concepts like sustainable construction, protecting the natu...
2025-11-3019 min
The Copper Connection PodcastHow the Construction Supply Chain Works: Essential Knowledge for Trade Students & ApprenticesStruggling to understand how construction projects actually come together? In Episode 21 of The Copper Connection Podcast, host Chris Bailey breaks down supply chain integration in construction—and why it matters for every plumbing and construction apprentice.Learn who the key players are in any building project, from clients and architects to sub-contractors and suppliers. Discover how effective planning, communication, and collaboration prevent costly delays, site chaos, and damaged reputations. Chris shares real-world stories, practical examples, and explains how understanding the supply chain makes you a better tradesperson—whether you're studying for your T-Level, NVQ, or working on s...
2025-11-1612 min
The Copper Connection PodcastThe Whole Building Concept Explained: Life Cycle Assessment for Plumbing & Construction StudentsIn Episode 20 of The Copper Connection Podcast, host Chris Bailey breaks down the complete building life cycle – from raw materials to demolition and recycling. Perfect for plumbing students, construction apprentices, and anyone studying T Level Building Services Engineering qualifications.You'll learn:✅ What the whole building concept means and why it matters for your career✅ How life cycle assessment (LCA) impacts every construction project✅ Practical ways to recycle, repurpose, and reuse building materials on site✅ Why metals like copper, steel, and lead are sustainability superstars✅ UK environmental legislation...
2025-11-1615 min
Chris BaileyPodcast 159: Waking Up Early
On this episode, we chat about Chris’s experiment to wake up at 5:30 every morning for a month—including what he learned from it, what he’d do differently, and what the research says about our wakeup time and daily productivity. We also dig into his experiment to drink only water for a month—cutting out sugary drinks, caffeine, and booze.
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2025-11-1135 min
Time and Attention159: Waking Up EarlyWhat Chris learned waking up at 5:30 every morning—and our thoughts on waking up early.
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2025-11-1135 min
The Copper Connection PodcastDesign Principles Part 2 - Modern Construction Methods, Building Regulations & Sustainable DesignThe Copper Connection Podcast – Season 2, Episode 18: Design Principles Part 2On this episode of The Copper Connection Podcast, host Chris Bailey explores the essential design principles that shape modern construction projects — from aesthetics and buildability to cutting-edge construction methods, Building Regulations, and heritage building considerations. Whether you're designing residential homes, commercial buildings, or national infrastructure, this episode breaks down the factors that turn concepts into compliant, sustainable, and buildable structures.We cover the four key design considerations for infrastructure: climate (achieving net zero by 2050), people (human-scale, accessible design), places (community identity and ecosystem support), and valu...
2025-11-0915 min
The Copper Connection PodcastUnderstanding the Structure of the Construction Industry: Business Types, Clients & Project CapabilityThe Copper Connection Podcast – Season 2, Episode 17On this episode of The Copper Connection Podcast, host Chris Bailey breaks down the structure of the construction industry — a comprehensive guide to understanding business types, client categories, and what determines whether a company can take on a project. Whether you're a sole trader, working for an SME, or employed by a major contractor, this episode helps you understand where you fit in the industry and how different players work together.We explore the full spectrum of construction businesses: from sole traders plastering rooms and tiling floors, to cont...
2025-11-0211 minChris BaileyPodcast 158: Working 90-Hour Weeks
On this episode, we chat about lessons learned from two of Chris’s experiments—one to work 90-hour weeks for a month, and another to take a three-hour afternoon siesta for three weeks!
Links mentioned in this episode:
Chris’s new book: Intentional: How to Finish What You Start !
Chris’s article: 10 huge productivity lessons I learned working 90-hour weeks last month
Chris’s article: Productivity Experiment: Should you take a three-hour afternoon siesta?
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2025-10-2841 minTime and Attention158: Working 90-Hour WeeksRecapping Chris’s experiment to work 90-hour weeks, and take a three-hour afternoon siesta.
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2025-10-2841 min
The Copper Connection PodcastBenefits of Good Design in Construction: How Smart Design Saves Money, Time & Builds Better CommunitiesThe Copper Connection Podcast – Season 2, Episode 12On this episode of The Copper Connection Podcast, host Chris Bailey explores the critical role of good design in construction projects — going far beyond aesthetics to cover functionality, profitability, sustainability, and community impact. We break down what separates good design from poor design, and why getting it right from the start affects everyone in the construction chain, from clients and consultants to contractors and building services engineers.Chris unpacks the key factors that influence design decisions: budget constraints, location and community fit, energy efficiency requirements under Building Regu...
2025-10-1911 minTime and Attention156: Last Call (And a Review)Registration for Chris’s course closes on Tuesday, so get on it! Also: a brief review of the AirPods Pro 3 and iPhone 17 Pro…
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2025-09-2234 minChris BaileyPodcast: Last Call (And a Review)
On this episode we chat about Chris’s new course and the four webinars that come with it! Signups close September 24. (You can also use the discount code POD30 for another $30 off.)
We also give a brief review of the AirPods Pro 3, which we’re both loving.
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2025-09-2234 min
The Copper Connection PodcastEp3 Understanding CLP Pictograms: Safety Symbols in ConstructionThe Copper Connection Podcast – Season 2, Episode 3CLP Pictograms Explained: Hazard Symbols Every Tradesperson Must KnowIn this episode, host Chris Bailey breaks down CLP pictograms — the hazard symbols that every apprentice, student, and construction professional needs to understand.From flammables and corrosives to toxicity and environmental hazards, Chris explains the nine key CLP pictogramsused under UK and EU regulations, why they’re important, and how they keep workers safe on-site.What You’ll Learn in Episode 3:What CLP pictograms are and why they matter in construction.The nine official haz...
2025-09-1414 min
The Copper Connection PodcastEp 2 Safety Signs in Construction: Laws, Best Practices & Life-Saving LessonsWelcome back, builders of tomorrow — to Season 2 of The Copper Connection Podcast!We’re proud to be an award-nominated podcast — and this year, we’re leveling up even further.In this episode, host Chris Bailey takes a deep dive into the vital role of safety signs in the UK construction industry. From legal compliance to real-world application, Chris explains why proper signage isn’t just a box to tick — it’s a life-saving necessity.What You’ll Learn in Episode 2:The four main types of safety signs you’ll see on construct...
2025-09-1415 minTime and Attention155: Values-Based GoalsThe science of rooting your goals in what you value. Also, details on Chris’s new course!
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2025-09-1132 minThe Copper Connection PodcastSeason 1 Recap: 50 Episodes That Built Your FutureWelcome, builders of tomorrow, to the Copper Connection Podcast – your ultimate revision platform for mastering technical qualifications in construction across the UK! Whether you're shaping skyscrapers or crafting homes, this is your go-to destination for all things construction. This week It’s time to celebrate! In this special finale of The Copper Connection, we recap all 50 episodes that supported UK construction students through revision, systems learning, and practical knowledge. Hosted by Chris Bailey, this episode reflects on the topics covered—from plumbing, heating, and health & safety to business skills, sustainability, and entrepreneurship.Whether you’re an appr...
2025-06-1507 minTime and Attention149: Everyday Carry
On this episode, we chat about what we carry around with us on the go to get stuff done.
In Chris’s bag:
Lululemon’s closest backpack to Chris’s
22oz Takeya water bottle
Davek Solo umbrella (the best umbrella)
Davek Mini Umbrella
Sonos Ace headphones
AirPods Pro earbuds
The book Chris mentioned: Our Green Garden, by Diana Beresford-Kroeger
MacBook Pro
In Ardyn’s bag:
Ardyn’s go-to handbag company
Bellroy laptop case
Neat little screen wipe/cleaner thing
Pilot V5: Lid, Click
Matt and Nat backpack
Kobo Clara BW (available in Canada)
Gr...
2025-04-0134 minTime and Attention148: Fancy Health Stuff
On this episode, I give my long-term review (and a few rants) about three health investments: the Ozlo Sleepbuds, Apple Watch 10, and the Peloton Bike+. We also chat about whether fancy health stuff is even necessary…
Links mentioned in this episode:
The Ologies episode on Reality TV
Ozlo Sleepbuds
Apple Watch Series 10
Peloton Bike+
Our referral code is, XQVZA6—if you use it, you get $100 worth of accessories at purchase. (We will also get $100 of accessories and will donate an equal amount to charity.)
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2025-03-1848 minTime and Attention147: Good Productivity
On this episode, we chat about how to tame instant messages—and pursuing greater productivity for the right reasons.
Links mentioned in the episode:
Article: No, I don’t want AI to write for me
Article: There are just 10 basic values
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2025-03-0426 minTime and Attention146: Econ Corner 2.0
On this episode, we chat about the economics of productivity—including our “comparative advantages,” finite resources, and how we can think “on the margin.”
Links mentioned in this episode:
Episode 71: Tradeoffs
Episode 114: Commitment Devices
Episode 102: Couples That Work interview
Episode 133: How to Learn Anything interview
Episode 69: How to Scale Up Your Work interview
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2025-02-1830 minTime and Attention145: Inbox Zero Is Dumb
On this episode, we chat about all of the ways that “Inbox Zero” misses the mark and is the wrong goal to have with email—but also the few cases where it can be helpful.
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2025-02-0426 minTime and Attention144: Bad Productivity Advice
On this episode, we chat about how to separate good productivity advice from bad.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Reddit post: **ck your productivity system. Seriously.
Chris’s article: Don’t use productivity advice to procrastinate
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2025-01-2122 minTime and Attention143: The End of Year Survey
Here’s a link to the survey to help determine what I write about next year!
We hope you have an incredible holiday!
—Chris and Ardyn
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2024-12-1924 minTime and Attention142: Smart Home Shenanigans
On this episode, we chat about how we have automated our home, and the smart home tech we have adopted over time.
A couple of links about the tech we mentioned:
Smart Home Protocols: Thread Explained!
Amazon’s Ring doorbell fares on Privacy Not Included
Here are the products we use and mentioned:
The two routes with lights—choose to make either the switch or the bulb smart:
Smart switch: Lutron Caseta starter system and their great Diva switches (terrible name)
Smart bulb: Philips Hue starter system
Smart outlet: Eve Energy
Thermostat: Ecob...
2024-12-0344 minTime and AttentionTrip Wires
On this episode, we chat about trip wires—which can serve as“habit interrupts” to lead us to follow through on our goals more often.
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2024-11-1932 minTime and Attention140: Tech Setups
On this episode, we chat about the tech stacks we use to get work done on a daily basis.
A few select pieces of gear that we mentioned in this episode:
Ardyn’s Sony headphones
Lululemon’s great backpacks
Belkin mount for Mac notebooks
The Caldigit TS4 dock
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2024-11-0529 minTime and Attention139: Writing Workflows
On this episode, we chat about our writing workflows—with books, academic papers, and other forms of writing.
A couple of links from the episode:
Bear app (great font!)
Book: How to Write a Lot: A Practical Guide to Productive Academic Writing
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2024-10-2237 minTime and Attention138: Tactics That Haven’t Stuck
On this episode, we chat about which tactics and habits from past episodes haven’t stuck for us!
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2024-10-0831 minTime and Attention137: Productivity Guilt
On this episode, I chat about the idea of productivity guilt—including where it comes from and what to do about it.
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2024-09-2414 minTime and Attention136: Travel Hacks
On this episode, we chat about our favorite strategies for traveling with greater ease. Some topics covered include those to help you transverse time zones, pack more quickly (and without thinking), and enjoy getting to your destination more!
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2024-09-0338 minTime and Attention135: Busyness
On this episode, we chat about busyness—including how feeling busy is different from actually being busy. Some topics covered include:
How we often wear busyness as a badge of honor;
How we can’t be busy and focused at the same time;
Busyness and busywork;
“Parkinson’s Law”;
How we tend to overestimate how long we work for;
How busyness can be a sign we have the capacity to become more productive.
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2024-08-2027 minTime and Attention134: The News
On this episode, we chat about what the research shows about news consumption—and what to do about it. Some topics covered include:
Our “surface area of concern”;
Tactics for deliberate news consumption;
How the news affects our mind;
What our own consumption patters (currently!) look like.
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2024-08-0630 minTime and Attention133: Learn Anything
On this episode, I chat with author and writer Scott Young about his new book, Get Better at Anything: 12 Maxims for Mastery.
I hope you enjoy the conversation—about learning, mastery, and how to get better at pretty much anything.
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2024-07-2334 minTime and Attention132: Meeting Tactics
On this episode, we chat about the science behind meetings—and how to get more value out of them. Topics covered include:
The four helpful roles meetings have;
Questioning your recurring meetings;
Considering relationship dynamics in meetings;
Becoming a good steward of other peoples time;
Designating a meeting leader;
Not attending meetings without an agenda;
“Modalities” for meetings;
Making meetings more interesting (and actually enjoyable);
Whether asynchronous “meetings” are worthwhile;
Ending zoom fatigue through oddly-timed meetings.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Research paper: The key features of workplace meetings: Conceptualizing the why, how, and what of meetings a...
2024-07-0933 minTime and AttentionPart one of our deep dive into meetings!
On this episode, we chat about the science behind meetings—along with the value and annoyances they bring. Topics covered include:
Chris’s review of the Staples coworking space;
What makes meetings so draining;
The four main purposes of meetings;
How many meetings we have a week;
Collaborative versus focused work;
The incremental cost of meetings;
Links mentioned in this episode:
Paper: Do We Really Need Another Meeting? The Science of Workplace Meetings (Mroz; Allen; Verhoeven; Shuffler)
Paper: Virtual Work Meetings During the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Good, Bad, and Ugly (Karll; Peluchette; Aghakhani)
You can list...
2024-06-2528 minTime and Attention130: Time Blocking 2.0
On this episode, we chat about strategies for time blocking your day—including the ones we use. Topics covered include:
The benefits of time blocking;
The “rolling” time blocking method;
How long our blocks are;
How autonomy interacts with time blocking;
Making time blocking sustainable.
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2024-06-1130 minTime and Attention129: Slow Productivity
On this episode, Cal Newport hops back on the show to talk about his great new book, Slow Productivity. It’s a great, fascinating new book (and interview!), both full of actionable insights on how to slow down in order to become more productive.
Topics covered include:
How “slow productivity” came into being;
The three ingredients of slow productivity;
“Engineering simplicity” at work;
The idea of “administrative overhead”;
Narrowing the “missions” you have in your work;
Avoiding “task engines”;
Why the pace of knowledge work has become so frenetic;
Cal’s unique spin on “quiet quitting”;
Studying...
2024-05-2800 min
The Copper Connection PodcastWelcome to Our First Episode.Welcome, builders of tomorrow, to the Copper Connection Podcast – your ultimate revision platform for mastering technical qualifications in construction across the UK! Whether you're shaping skyscrapers or crafting homes, this is your go-to destination for all things construction. I'm your host Chris Bailey, and together, we'll dive deep into the concrete jungle of knowledge, paving the way for your success in the industry. Each episode, we'll be your compass through the complexities of construction theory, regulations, and tailored specifically for students like you striving for excellence in your studies. Join us as we conn...
2024-05-1825 minTime and Attention128: Social Media
On this episode, we chat about how we use and think about social media. We cover what the problem is with social media (if there even is one), how the “novelty bias” hijacks our attention as we use it, and tactics to use to keep social media contained.
Topics covered include:
The books we’re reading (and loving);
Impulsiveness and procrastination;
How social media algorithms come down to “bodies and comparing lifestyles”;
Ardyn’s incredibly wholesome Instagram feed;
“Stimulation loops” and the “novelty bias”;
Crowding out social media;
Extracting more meaning out of social media;
Putting guardrails in place...
2024-05-1431 min
The Copper Connection PodcastIntro to the Copper ConnectionWelcome, builders of tomorrow, to the Copper Connection Podcast – your ultimate revision platform for mastering technical qualifications in construction across the UK! Whether you're shaping skyscrapers or crafting homes, this is your go-to destination for all things construction. I'm your host Chris Bailey, and together, we'll dive deep into the concrete jungle of knowledge, paving the way for your success in the industry. Each episode, we'll be your compass through the complexities of construction theory, regulations, and tailored specifically for students like you striving for excellence in your studies. Join us as we conn...
2024-05-0603 minTime and Attention127: Rising Early
On this episode, we chat about whether or not you should wake up early—and how our biology and daily constraints dictate when we should rise. Topics covered include:
Calculating your natural wakeup time;
How our wakeup time drifts;
The “sepia toned” idea we have to wake up early;
Carving out time in the morning to be deliberate;
How biology affects our wakeup time;
How the constraints of our day affect wakeup time;
Having an anchor in your morning routine;
Whether waking up early makes a difference in our daily productivity.
Links mentioned in this episod...
2024-04-3020 minTime and Attention126: All or Something Thinking (Replay)
On this episode, we chat about how to avoid “all or nothing” thinking—also known as the “eff it” effect, or the abstinence violation effect, if you want to get technical about it. Topics covered include:
Not being satisfied by partial success
How the effect plays out across different time scales
The idea of “sunk costs”
How awareness is key to behavioral change
The downfalls of black and white thinking
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2024-04-1617 minTime and Attention125: Getting Unstuck
On this episode, we chat about how to stay productive when you don’t feel like it. Ideas covered include:
How to settle into work when you just don’t feel like it;
Not letting your to-do list turn into a list of expectations for how things will go;
The idea of making “only progress”;
Feeling your “pace of productivity”
Understanding the procrastination triggers;
Managing expectations downward;
Connecting with how you feel to analyze how you’re stuck;
Paying yourself ‘time and a half’;
Accommodating your mental resistance to doing a task.
Links mentioned in this episode:
...
2024-04-0233 minTime and Attention124: Home Screens
On this episode, we chat about our phone home screens, debate about whose is better, and talk about whether “focus modes” should drive what’s on our home screen.
Chris’s home screen:
Ardyn’s home screen:
A few links mentioned on the episode:
Locket app: iOS; Android;
Pedometer++ on iOS;
ChatGPT voice assistant;
Kijiji wikipedia page;
Withings Body Scan.
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2024-03-1940 minTime and Attention123: Leveraged Productivity
On this episode, we chat about how the nature of productivity is changing, and how AI is making us more productive by making our work tasks higher-leverage. Topics covered include:
The most important tasks in your work;
How our “productivity leverage” increases with time;
How AI makes us more productive by moving us up the “layers of abstraction” in our work;
How we can delegate work to AI;
How AI can save us time;
The most popular AI apps right now.
Links mentioned in this episode:
TinyWow
Canva
DeepL
Github Copilot
Hugging Face
You can...
2024-03-0531 minTime and Attention122: The Fake Commute
On this episode, we chat about the perks and benefits of doing a “fake commute” each morning. Topics covered include:
Chris’s experiment to do a “fake morning commute”;
The benefits of morning sun;
Other benefits of a fake morning commute;
How commuting variables affect our happiness level;
Pre- and post-work rituals.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Happy City, by Charles Montgomery (great book!)
Research:
The Positive Utility of the Commute: Modeling Ideal Commute Time and Relative Desired Commute Amount
Commuting and Life Satisfaction Revisited: Evidence on a Non-linear Relationship
Does commuting matter to subjective...
2024-02-2017 minTime and AttentionPodcast: The perks of a fake morning commute
Takeaway: If you want to better transition into work mode while working from home, try a “fake commute.”
Estimated Reading Time: 1 minutes, 45s.
I’ve worked from home for the last decade or so. Despite all the benefits of WFH life, I do occasionally miss elements of my long-ago morning commute: the audiobook time as I rode into the office and the quiet moments of transition that bookended my workday.
Luckily, I’ve found a ritual to serve these same functions. As an experiment, I’ve started a “fake active commute” each morning. To my surprise...
2024-02-2017 minTime and Attention121: How To Get A Book Published
On this episode, we chat about how the book publishing industry works—and how you can publish a book of your own, either the traditional or nontraditional way.
[Here’s the PDF] Lucinda mentioned in the podcast!
Topics covered include:
What Lucinda learned going from being an agent to being an author;
The role of literary agents in getting you a book deal;
The art of the “query letter”;
How to shape a book so it’s distinct and differentiated;
Timely and timeless ideas;
Whether having a platform as a potential author is importa...
2024-02-0630 minTime and Attention120: Chore Points
On this episode, we chat about chore credits, our system for getting more chores done at home. Topics covered include:
How different couples split the chore burden;
Chores and conflict;
The value of keeping on top of chore tracking;
The chore tracking sheet we designed.
Here’s a link to a blank version of the chore tracking template if you want to try it on for size!
Links mentioned in this episode:
Get Signed book
Studies and research mentioned:
The Relationship Between Conflict Topics and Romantic Relationship Dynamics
For American couples, gender ga...
2024-01-2329 minTime and Attention119: Books We’re Reading
On this episode, we chat about the best books we’ve recently read and what we’re currently reading. We also rank Chris’s books.
Here are the links mentioned in this episode:
Chris’s books that we chatted about:
How to Calm Your Mind
Hyperfocus
The Productivity Project
Fiction:
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
We Spread
The Classical School
Snow Crash
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
James and the Giant Peach
Nonfiction:
Stress-Free Productivity
Good Habits Bad Habits
Grit
How to Write a Lot
How Not to Age
Outlive
The Creative Act (and Rick Rubi...
2024-01-0941 minTime and AttentionThe productivity apps we subscribe to—and what we’re cutting.
On this episode, we chat about our favorite productivity-related gifts that will either save time or make things more efficient. The things we mention on this episode—part one of two—include:
The RovyVon USB-C Flashlight
Non-affiliate link
Cygolite Hotrod Lumen Bike Tail Light
Non-affiliate link
The Eve Energy Smart Plug
Non-affiliate link
Sandisk USB-C and USB-A Drive
Non-affiliate link
Lutron Diva Smart Dimmer Switch Starter Kit
Non-affiliate link
CalDigit TS4 Thunderbolt 4 Dock
Non-affiliate link
Electronics Organizer Bag
Non-affiliate link
Belkin Boost Charge Pro
Belkin iPhone Camera Mount
Non-affiliate link
AirPods Pro 2
Non-affiliate link
All affi...
2023-12-0536 minTime and AttentionThe productivity apps we subscribe to—and what we’re cutting.
On this episode, we chat about the professional accountability groups we’re in, and why they’re helpful. Topics covered include:
A brief chat about Chris’s recent meditation retreat;
What an accountability group is;
The purpose of forming an accountability group;
The structure of our groups and meetings;
How often we meet;
The sweet spot for how big the groups should be.
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2023-11-2137 minTime and AttentionThe productivity apps we subscribe to—and what we’re cutting.
On this quickie episode, Chris chats about why you shouldn’t let your to-do list become a source of stress in and of itself.
This episode’s a shortie—Ardyn’s out sick this week—but we still wanted to put something helpful in your feed!
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Enjoy :-)
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2023-11-0706 minTime and AttentionThe productivity apps we subscribe to—and what we’re cutting.
On this episode, we chat about commitment devices—forcing functions you can add to your life to accomplish more of your goals. Topics covered include:
What commitment devices are;
How they work for both approach and avoidance goals;
The intention—action gap;
Financial commitment devices;
Social devices;
Ways of adding and removing friction for goal attainment.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Journal article: Commitment Devices: Using Initiatives to Change Behavior
Journal article: Commitment Devices
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2023-10-2434 min
Time and AttentionThe productivity apps we subscribe to—and what we’re cutting.
On this episode, we chat about how to calculate your biological prime time—the time of the day you’re the most productive. We cover:
How our productivity moves in tandem with our energy levels;
How to calculate your “biological prime time”;
When we’re the most productive and creative throughout the day;
How to work around these hours!
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2023-10-1026 minTime and AttentionThe productivity apps we subscribe to—and what we’re cutting.
On this episode, we chat about how “SMART” goals might not be all they’re cracked up to me—and a few ways to set smarter goals. Topics covered include:
Characteristics of “SMART” goals;
The research on how effective SMART goals really are;
Performance vs. process vs. learning goals;
The different time frames we set intentions over;
The differences between goals, intentions, and priorities;
How to set better goals in general.
Link mentioned in this episode:
Study: The (over)use of SMART goals for physical activity promotion: A narrative review and critique
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2023-09-2628 minTime and AttentionThe productivity apps we subscribe to—and what we’re cutting.
On this episode, we chat about the pomodoro technique and how (and whether!) we use it in our own work. Topics covered include:
What the “pomodoro technique” is;
The rigidity of the technique;
Whether 25 minutes of focus time is a good amount;
The Resistance List;
How the pomodoro technique fits with the idea of flow;
Why so many people swear by the pomodoro technique.
You can listen (and subscribe) to the podcast below!
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2023-09-1226 minTime and AttentionThe productivity apps we subscribe to—and what we’re cutting.
On this episode, we chat about stimulation fasting. Topics covered include:
What stimulation fasting is;
Why an overstimulated mind can be counterproductive;
“Altitudes” of mental stimulation;
How to conduct a fast of your own;
What Chris and Ardyn are fasting from right now.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: How to Calm Your Mind
You can listen (and subscribe) to the podcast below
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2023-08-2929 minTime and AttentionThe productivity apps we subscribe to—and what we’re cutting.
This week’s podcast episode is a replay—a Golden Oldie from the vaults. Hope you enjoy! The original show notes are below.
This week I interview Oliver Burkeman for the podcast. Oliver is the author of the fantastic new book, Four Thousand Weeks. In the episode, we have a fun, wide-ranging conversation about a bunch of topics, including:
The idea of “finitude,” and why it matters;
Our “future-chasing mindset,” which prevents us from enjoying things;
How trying to achieve a perfect mastery over our time can make us miserable;
Where impatience comes from;
The usefulne...
2023-08-1635 minTime and AttentionThe productivity apps we subscribe to—and what we’re cutting.
On this episode, we chat about subscription overload—and which ones we think are worth the money. Topics covered include:
The productivity apps we subscribe to;
How basically everything is a subscription service;
Opt-in versus opt-in commitments;
How subscriptions have changed over time;
Apps that take the subscription thing too far;
How to do a subscription audit.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Article: Basically everything is a subscription service
You can listen (and subscribe) to the podcast below!
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2023-08-0127 minTime and Attention107: Smartphones
On this episode, we chat about lessons learned from Chris’s experiment to switch to a flip phone for a month. Topics covered include:
The impetus for the experiment;
How smartphones are not meant to see switched away from;
The phenomenon of zombiefication;
The correlation between screen time and mental health;
Reflecting on why the smartphone can make us unhappy;
“Time confetti” and our phone;
Why a phone doesn’t provide us with depth of experience;
Raw material for change;
Richness and depth of communication;
Handing our attention to someone else (and why it can be a...
2023-07-1835 minTime and Attention106: Naps!
On this episode, we explore the science behind naps. Topics covered include:
How naps help us push past productivity walls;
The golden rule of productivity advice;
How napping influences cognitive performance and alertness;
When to take naps throughout the day;
Avoiding sleep inertia;
Our ratio of cognitive versus rote work;
How sleep deprivation changes how we think about our productivity;
What the research suggests with napping;
How to take a coffee nap.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: When, by Dan Pink
Study: Benefits of napping in healthy adults: impact of nap...
2023-07-0424 minTime and Attention105: Multitasking
On this episode, we chat about multitasking—including where it does and doesn’t work. Topics covered include:
The different levels of multitasking;
Where multitasking does and doesn’t work;
Why “conscious intervention” matters with multitasking;
Why “attention residue” makes us less efficient as we multitask;
The flip book effect;
The cognitive costs of switching between tasks;
How multitasking influences how memories form;
Why we feel more productive when we multitask;
Minding your resistance level as you’re tempted to multitask.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Study: Neurotics Can’t Focus (PDF)
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2023-06-2000 minTime and Attention104: Productivity Gadgets
On this episode, we chat about our favorite productivity gadgets. Topics covered include:
Our brief thoughts on the Apple headset (and other announcements);
Having cables everywhere;
Apple’s World Adaptor Kit (Apple.com);
The Timeular time tracker (Timeular.com);
The Aqara FP2 (Aqara.com);
Logitech Spotlight Remote (Logitech.com; Amazon.com);
MagSafe Battery Pack (Apple.com);
Sonos Roam (Sonos.com; Amazon.com);
The Elgato Key Light (Elgato.com; Amazon.com) and CamLink 4K (Elgato.com; Amazon.com);
The reMarkable (reMarkable.com; Amazon.com).
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The po...
2023-06-0640 minTime and Attention103: How to Think About Email (Rewind)
In this episode, I chat with Cal Newport, the author of A World Without Email, about his book—and how we can manage email during such a distracting time.
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2023-05-2329 minTime and Attention102: Couples That Work
On this episode is my conversation with Jennifer Petriglieri, author of the book Couples That Work. On this episode we chat about:
The three transitions couples tend to go through;
How couples become interdependent;
“Couple contracting”;
How we recalibrate to what we want;
Having a “secure base” in a relationship;
Playing with our identities;
Whether we should account for love in our career decisions.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: Couples That Work
You can listen (and subscribe) to the podcast below!
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2023-05-0934 minTime and Attention101: The Flip Phone Experiment
On this episode, we chat about Chris’s experiment to use a flip phone for a month. Topics covered include:
The utility we get from smartphones;
Big phones versus small phones;
The “jobs to be done” theory of using our devices;
How gathering has become digital;
How communication norms have changed over time;
Managing norms within social groups;
Re-evaluating our relationship with our smartphone;
What to be mindful of with our phone.
Links mentioned in this episode:
The Alcatel Go Flip 3;
The Punkt phone;
Book: Amusing Ourselves to Death
Journal article: How many hours does i...
2023-04-2531 minTime and Attention100: Q&A Spectacular
On this episode, we chat about a potpourri of fun topics, including:
What we’ve learned after 100 episodes;
How to drink a glass of champagne;
Our go-to productivity apps and accessories;
Fantastical’s 40% price increase;
Whether we still enjoy doing the show together;
Tips for stimulation fasting;
How we manage our time every day;
How to account for time pressure in planning your days.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: How to Calm Your Mind
Wikipedia: Parasocial interaction
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2023-04-1140 minTime and Attention99: Attention Span
On this episode, I chat with Gloria Mark, the author of the new book Attention Span. Topics covered include:
The benefits of managing our attention deliberately;
Why (and whether) we lose control of our behavior using our devices;
What makes email so damn stressful;
The “attention traps” we fall into;
How rote tasks are actually good for us and replenish our energy;
The countless factors that influence our attention;
How we all have different preferences when it comes to multitasking.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: Attention Span
You can listen (and subscribe) to t...
2023-03-2834 minTime and Attention98: Habits for Flow
On this episode, we chat about how to get into a state of flow, where we’re totally immersed in what we’re doing. Topics covered include:
What a “flow state” is;
The characteristics of a flow state;
Shortcuts to help us get into a state of flow;
How flow helps us perform better with creative tasks;
When a flow state isn’t helpful;
The “flow channel”;
Why we shouldn’t always evaluate how we’re doing as we work;
The steps for focusing on something, and how these can help us enter a flow state.
Links mentioned...
2023-03-1429 minTime and Attention97: The Flip Phone Experiment
On this episode, we chat about Chris’s latest experiment, to switch to a flip phone from a smartphone for a period of a month (to start). Topics covered include:
How great the flip phone era was;
How Ardyn feels about this experiment;
The 6 reasons Chris is giving up his smartphone;
The downsides to large screen phones;
Whether smartphones are a net good in our lives;
How personal the technology in our life has become;
The “jobs” we “hire” our devices to do for us.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Article: Here’s why I’m trading...
2023-02-2830 minTime and Attention96: Tranquility by Tuesday
On this episode, we welcome Laura Vanderkam back on the podcast to chat about her new book, Tranquility by Tuesday. Topics covered include:
The three categories to use to plan your days and your life;
Why we should plan our weeks on Friday afternoon;
Laura’s daily planner of choice;
How doing something three times a week makes it a habit;
How carving out more white space can make us more productive;
How to get more out of our leisure time;
How to introduce more novelty into our days to slow down the passage of time.
2023-02-1434 minTime and Attention95: Novelty Hunting
On this episode, we chat about how we like to go “novelty hunting,” especially in the digital world. Topics covered include:
What “novelty hunting” is;
The connection between novelty and dopamine;
The three dopamine factors;
The “novelty bias”;
How novelty hunting is more stressful than we give it credit for;
Superstimuli;
How novelty changes our perception of time;
Awareness of our novelty hunting;
How novelty hunting used to look a lot different before the internet;
What to do about it!
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: How to Calm Your Mind
You can listen (and...
2023-01-3126 minTime and Attention94: The Science of Savoring
On this episode, we chat about the science of “savoring”—the process through which we enjoy our lives. Topics covered include:
How “savoring” is the process of converting positive experiences into positive emotions;
The productivity benefits of savoring;
How savoring helps us become less anxious;
The psychological and neurological benefits of savoring;
The balance between striving and savoring;
How scarcity leads us to enjoy something more;
The five ways we can savor everyday life;
The “savor list.”
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: How to Calm Your Mind
The post Podcast: The sc...
2023-01-1723 minTime and Attention93: The Year of Calm
On this episode, we chat about ideas from Chris’s new book, How to Calm Your Mind!
Topics covered include:
How a calm mind can make us significantly more productive;
How anxiety shrinks our cognitive performance;
What calm actually is;
How anxiety is a spectrum;
How presence is the key to productivity, and how to find it;
The “accomplishment mindset”;
The various drafts of How to Calm Your Mind;
How we need dopamine, and also how it can lead us astray;
Our brain’s “acquisition mentality”;
The three factors that influence the size of the dopamine...
2023-01-0536 min
Time and Attention92: New Year’s Rituals
On this episode, we chat about our favorite rituals to ring in the new year. Topics covered include:
Whether we make New Year’s resolutions;
The importance of reflection at New Year’s;
How to think back to past accomplishments;
Simple rituals to set goals for the year ahead;
The productivity benefits of gratitude.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Article: Give these 3 new year’s rituals a try
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2022-12-2025 minTime and Attention91: Getting Things Done
This episode was originally published on May 7, 2019.
In this episode, I chat with David Allen, the author of Getting Things Done, about his book—and how we can carve out more space for having ideas.
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2022-12-0622 minTime and Attention90: Understanding Burnout
On this episode, we chat about what burnout is and how to overcome it., Topics covered include:
Our own experiences with burnout;
The three characteristics of burnout;
The stepping stones to burnout;
The two types of stress we face throughout the day;
Whether burnout is a primarily workplace phenomenon;
The six factors of our work that contribute to burnout.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: How to Calm Your Mind
The Maslach Burnout Inventory test (paid)
You can listen (and subscribe) to the podcast below!
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2022-11-2228 minTime and Attention89: The Weekly Review
On this episode, we chat about our GTD-inspired weekly reviews—and what we include in them. Topics covered include:
What a “weekly review” is;
The steps to doing a weekly review;
How flexible to be with your review;
What we each review every week;
Including an “accomplishments list” in the review;
Working reflections into the weekly review;
The weird way Chris manages his daily schedule;
The confidence a weekly review can give you;
The payoff of a weekly review over time.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: Getting Things Done, by David Allen
The GTD Weekly...
2022-11-0824 min
Not Your Average ManEp. 11: Be the Hero of the HolidayIf you’re like the average man, you probably enjoy being the hero every once in a while when the opportunity arises. But it takes an above average man to know how he can show up as the hero in ways the average man might miss. Many of those occasions show up around the holidays, especially when it comes to dealing with extended family and boundaries. If you want to understand what boundaries are, why you need them, why your family needs them, and know how to apply them, listen in on today’s episode as we unpack it all...
2022-11-0737 minTime and Attention88: Writing Tips
On this episode, we chat about our favorite writing tips—including the ones we use every day. Topics covered include:
How writing triggers procrastination;
Giving yourself permission to not write well;
How to track writing progress throughout long projects;
The power of outlining (including when you don’t want to);
Where “writer’s block” comes from;
How great writing can be contagious (and how to take advantage of this).
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: How to Calm Your Mind
Book: On Writing, by Stephen King
Book: The Elements of Style, by William Strunk Jr. and E...
2022-10-2533 minTime and Attention87: Self-Talk
On this episode, we briefly chat about Chris’s new book and then dig into the main topic: self-talk. Topics covered include:
Chris’s next book, How to Calm Your Mind;
The proportion of our internal monologue that’s negative;
How self-talk can get in the way of productivity;
How universal having negative thought patterns is;
How meditation helps tame negative self-talk;
How to not zero in on negative thought patterns;
The idea of “task-unrelated thought”;
How learning to focus helps combat negative self-talk;
How gratitude and keeping an accomplishments list help combat negative self-talk.
Links ment...
2022-10-1124 minTime and Attention86: The Habits You Take for Granted
On this episode, we chat about why we take certain habits for granted, including the ones that actively provide us with dividends. Topics covered include:
A brief recap on “focus modes” and “focus filters” on iOS;
Why habits become invisible;
Habits that are actively providing us with dividends;
The great habits we each have that we regularly check up on;
Why some habits can work too well;
How to reflect on habits you want to sustain in the long run.
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2022-09-2723 minTime and Attention85: Atomic Habits (Rewind)
This episode was originally published on December 3, 2019.
On this episode, I chat with James Clear, the author of Atomic Habits, about his book—and how we can build and develop better habits.
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2022-09-1330 minTime and Attention84: The Productive Student
On this episode, we chat about tactics for becoming a more productive student. Topics covered include:
The importance of practice problems;
Sitting with problems;
The importance to curiosity driving learning;
The value of planning on a semester-level;⁃A few apps for managing your schedule;
The power of co-op and internships;
Taking good breaks;
Watching movies instead of binge-watching TV;
Reading course outlines.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Podcast: Procrastination triggers
Podcast: How to take a good break
Printable four-month calendar creator
App: iHomework
App: iStudiez Pro
App: Power Planner
App: Grammarly
You can li...
2022-08-3036 minNot Your Average ManEp 1: Becoming More Than AverageDo you want to be better than the average man? Are you tired of being forced into the box of whatever society says being a man even is? We are Chris Bailey, Christian Counselor and Marriage Coach with Expedition Marriage (https://expeditionmarriage.org), and Brad Valencia, Certified Marriage Coach with Unrelenting Pursuit (https://www.unrelentingpursuit.org). As two guys with marriage ministries and marriage podcasts, we see a common problem—our primary audience is women. Men, we know you’re out there and we know you want to grow too, and that’s why we wanted...
2022-08-2931 minTime and Attention83: Measuring Productivity
On this episode, we chat about how to measure our daily productivity. Topics covered include:
Why we’re so bad at measuring how much we get done;
The default metrics we fall back on for determining whether we’re productive;
How the number of hours we work matters less than we think;
What productivity is for;
Minding intention and accomplishment;
The accomplishments list and other strategies for measuring productivity.
Link mentioned in this episode:
Article: -2000 Lines Of Code
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2022-08-1621 minTime and Attention82: Task Switching
On this episode, we chat about task switching—how to get better at it, and the costs of switching tasks too often. Topics covered include:
Why multitasking is so fun;
How often we switch between tasks as we work;
Attentional residue—what it is and how to minimize it;
How task switching affects our working memory;
How meditation clears our working memory;
Our brain’s “novelty bias”;
The multiple levels of multitasking;
The reminders that come from our digital world.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: Joan, by Katherine Chen;
Book: My Reading Adventures, by Anne Bo...
2022-08-0228 minTime and Attention81: How to Plan Your Week
On this episode, we chat about a few favorite books we’ve read recently, and how we plan our weeks. Topics covered include:
Balancing the “macro” and “micro” parts of your week;
Bunching weekly obligations;
“Maker” vs “Manager” schedules;
The “switching costs” you incur throughout the week
Attentional residue;
What to consider at the start of your week.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: The Overstory, by Richard Powers
Book: Finish, by Jon Acuff
Book: Couples That Work, by Jennifer Petriglieri
Book: Doing Economics, by Marc Bellemare
Book: Indigenomics, by Carol Anne Hilton
Book: The Judge’s List, by J...
2022-07-1927 minTime and Attention80: Thoughtful Productivity
On this episode, we chat about how the best productivity advice helps us live in a way that’s more true to what we value. Topics covered include:
The assumptions embedded within traditional productivity advice;
Values-based productivity;
The ickyness of hustle culture;
The addictive nature of achievement;
The difficulty of determining our primary values;
The 10 primary values;
How to reflect on what your deeper values are.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: Why We Love
Article: There are just 10 basic values
You can listen (and subscribe) to the podcast below!
The po...
2022-07-0527 minTime and Attention79: Caffeine Vehicles
On this episode, we chat about the best sources of caffeine—the ones that provide the longest lasting energy. Topics covered include:
How caffeine produces a stress response;
How our body adjusts to our caffeine “baseline”;
The countless sources of caffeine that are out there;
The magic of L-theanine;
Avoiding the post-lunch caffeine crash
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2022-06-2118 minTime and Attention78: Taking Breaks
On this episode, we chat about work breaks—including how long they should be, how often to take them, and what to do during them! Topics covered include:
The two “levels” of work breaks
How our energy fluctuates in 90-minute rhythms
How our productivity and creativity fluctuate all day long
How alcohol and sleepiness affect creativity
How long we should break for to optimize our energy levels
What to do during your breaks
How to avoid unintentional work breaks
Links mentioned in this episode:
Book: I Know How She Does It
Article: Here’s exactly...
2022-06-0726 minTime and Attention77: Sources of Motivation
On this episode, we chat about motivation, and how to find more of it. Topics covered include:
The different theories of motivation
Approach vs. avoidance-based motivation
The need for achievement, and incentives for success
Keeping a “resistance list”
Discovering the opposite of procrastination
Finding motivation through what we value
Links mentioned in this episode:
Finish, by Jon Acuff
Self-determination theory (Wikipedia overview)
Article: There are just 10 basic values
You can listen (and subscribe) to the podcast below!
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2022-05-2425 minTime and Attention76: Productivity Tech
On this episode, we review a couple of pieces of productivity tech that we’ve recently been trying out: the Timeular time tracker and the reMarkable 2 paper tablet.
I’ll also have a review of the reMarkable up on the website in the coming weeks!
Hope you enjoy the conversation—we loved both of the devices in different ways, even if they’re not for everyone.
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2022-05-1040 minTime and Attention75: Time Blocking
On this episode, we dig deep into the power of time blocking. Topics covered include:
What “time blocking” is;
The “working spheres” we occupy;
The importance of time blocking when you have a lot of work;
Why we should time block;
How time blocking helps us work with greater intention;
How we time block time off;
How strict to be with time blocking;
The confidence and calm time blocking can give you;
How to learn how long things take;
Managing your time blocks after you schedule them!
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2022-04-2527 min
Modern Wisdom#453 - Chris Bailey - The Most Important Principles Of ProductivityChris Bailey is a productivity consultant, researcher and best selling author.The world of productivity is messy. Overwhelming volumes of information and contradictory advice doesn't make the world any simpler. I brought Chris on to explain the most important, core principles that research-based studies and real-world practise says contributes to better productivity.Expect to learn why time, attention and energy are your fundamental resources, how to maximise your deliberateness, why starting the day with specified intentions can change the way you work, Chris' nerdy advice for making green tea, why there's a tension between creativity...
2022-03-281h 12
Haunt WeeklyHaunt Weekly - Episode 225 - Chris Gay of Haunt Tech TipsSend us a textThis week on Haunt Weekly, we're continuing the proud tradition of finding people smarter than ourselves to discuss the topics at hand. Today, that means sitting down with Chris Gay, an EMT and rescue chief that is also the brains behind Haunt Tech Tips and a regular speaker to the haunt community about how to prepare for medical emergencies.With everything going on with COVID-19 and the concerns about how it could impact the haunt industry, now is the time to start thinking about potential changes, both inside your haunt and outside of it...
2020-03-2349 min
Chris Voss PodcastChris Voss Podcast FileCatalyst CEO Chris Bailey at NAB 2019 Booth InterviewFileCatalyst CEO Chris Bailey at NAB 2019 Booth Interview
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2019-04-0900 min