Love Your Work Podcast
1) David Allen: Getting Things Done
Almost 15 years ago, Getting Things Done started taking the internet by storm. Techies started buying binder clips and index cards in bulk. Today, "next actions" and "contexts" are commonplace in tea...Show More
2) 308. Why I Quit Podcasting
After nearly eight years of the Love Your Work podcast, I’m quitting. Here’s why, and What’s Next. Podcasting is a bad business This is not the immediate reason I’m quitting, but it is at the root: Po...Show More
3) 307. A.I. Can't Bake
You’ve probably heard that, in a blind taste test, even experts can’t tell between white and red wine. Even if this were true – and it’s not – it wouldn’t matter. I was in Rome last month, visiting so...Show More
4) 306. Summary: The Triumph of Doubt by David Michaels
We trust the food we eat, the drinks we drink, and the air we breathe are safe. That in case they’re unsafe, someone is working to minimize our exposure, or at least tell us the risks. In The Triumph ...Show More
5) 305. Hedgehogs and Foxes
According to philosopher Isaiah Berlin, people think in one of two different ways: They’re either hedgehogs, or foxes. If you think like a hedgehog, you’ll be more successful as a communicator. If you...Show More
6) 304. Too Many Ideas, Must Pick One
Many creators and aspiring creators struggle not because they don’t have enough ideas, but because they have too many. Their situations, in summary, are “Too many ideas, must pick one.” Embedded in th...Show More
7) 303. Livestream/AMA: Publishing Outside Amazon, Focusing Curiosity, and Mind Management
Today I have a special episode for you. If you missed last month’s AMA/Livestream, I’m delivering it right to your ears. In this AMA, I answered questions about: What’s the best self-publishing plat...Show More
8) 302. The Four Sources of Shiny Object Syndrome
Shiny object syndrome can be evidence of a problem, or it can be a normal part of the creative process. If you can identify the four sources of shiny object syndrome, you can tell the difference betwe...Show More
9) 301. 1,500 Words on Writing a 5-Word Tweet
Writing a tweet is a microcosm of writing a book. If you think deeply and carefully about every word in a tweet, and what the tweet as a whole communicates, you can extend those skills to all your wri...Show More
10) [Bonus Patreon Preview]: Coffee w/ Kadavy #4
Here's a bonus preview of a new podcast I've brewed just for Patreon supporters. It's Coffee w/ Kadavy. In this episode, #4, I talk about: I talk with special guest ChatGPT about why we will (or won'...Show More