
Join Kevin Sonney and his Wombat Test Subject Ursula Vernon for discussions of personal productivity, systems for getting stuff done, and ways to keep yourself on track to meeting your goals.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 353 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & CultureBusiness | ||||

Update: Now with the actual EPISODE!
Hi folks! We are back from WorldCon 2024 with a brief update before we head off to Bubonicon! After that, we have an amazing conversation with Brent McCullough, creator of ADHDAlly!
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Hi folks! Due to travel and all that sort of thing, we don't have an interview, but we DO have your letters! Before we get to those, though, we talk about news and productivity impact, Ursula's new manuscript, and where we'll be in August!
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We're back from Finland, and are here to welcome you to year 8 of Productivity Alchemy! We will talk about what we've been up to for the past two weeks, where you can see us in August, and then talk to Steve Scanlon about how he stays productive!
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Hi folks! Here it is, Episode 350, and the yearly interview with Kevin! But before that, we talk about how our past week has gone, how Ursula is NOT packing for FinnCon (yet), and what Kevin has been up to on his day-to-day. Thank you so much for sev... more
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Productivity Alchemy is my new “comfort listen” podcast. I like learning how other people think, also the banter, and occasional tangents onto special interests (chickens!)
Kevin, I'm very behind so i just listened to this. Ok, I started it but could not finish. Your friend is likely a lovely person. In my field, listening to her, there is a lot there where her words are ableist and full of toxic positivity. There is a lot that is correct and useful and could be phrased in ways that do not include the challenging language. I'll post more as I listen and will send you an update soonish.
I love how helpful all the tips are in this podcast. There are a lot of insightful knowledge to be gained as well. Looking forward for more episodes!
I started listening because I was interested in Ursula’s ADHD chat, which was and is great. I loved and empathised deeply with Kevin’s homage to back to school stationery in Episode 159.
Practical, big-hearted, flexible, & funny. Try something, change something, and hear how other interesting people try to get, remain, or return to being productive.








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