What’s Barack Obama’s #1 piece of advice for young people? “Just learn how to get stuff done.” Whether we’re young or more seasoned, we can all get better at this essential skill. So let’s find out how people do, in fact, get stuff done.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessSelf-ImprovementEducationManagement |
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So exciting to be able to learn from others things that we can use to improve the way we work and live.
Peter might consider interviewing former vegans who had to give up the diet due to health concerns including in many cases cognitive decline. A vegan diet does not work for everyone. And if a diet is causing health issues, especially cognitive decline, then obviously it does not make for a productive person, which is purportedly the subject of this podcast. Also, to counter some misinformation brought forth from a guest: Not all beef gets it’s B12 from supplementation. A grass-fed cow raised... more
Many people tackle productivity with a single-minded focus on ticking more boxes on their to-do list, or simply getting the perfect productivity system in place. I really appreciate that Peter Akkies explores the deeper purpose of those habits, routines, and systems. I look forward to more episodes!
I love the show Peter! There is so much theory in the podcast world, but I really enjoy the practicality as it gives some real world, applicable knowledge. Keep ‘em coming.
Really good first couple of episodes. Been a fan of Peter’s YouTube channel for a while and this is similarly engaging.
Apple Podcasts | #235 | Netherlands/Education/Self-Improvement |
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