Asian Efficiency is the leading website on time management and productivity. Learn how to be efficient, get things done (GTD), and stay motivated.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationBusinessCareersSelf-Improvement |
As the world becomes more AI-powered, there’s one important thing people need to develop to stay relevant and competitive in the job market. It’s a set of skills that AI cannot replace, and it’s not what you think. Listen to find out!
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Cutting things from your life – expenses, commitments, or distractions – can be overwhelming. How do you know what to keep and what to eliminate? We’ll walk you through a strategic way to decide what to cut using the 80/20 Rule, value mindsets, the m... more
Struggling with indecision? The secret to faster, smarter choices is simpler than you think.
Whether you’re running a company, managing a team, or just trying to simplify daily choices, mastering rapid decision-making is a game changer. The key isn’... more
Inbox Zero is often seen as the ultimate productivity goal, but is it really necessary?
In this episode, we break down the Inbox Zero method, why it works for some but not for others, and how you can manage email overload without stressing about a p... more
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Everything about Asian Efficiency and Thanh Pham is a lie. He does not have numerous, wealthy coaching clients. He does not travel the nation speaking at events. He does not spend his time efficiently or productively. This is all a marketing ploy to get money from people.
Just listened to the recent ‘Energy’ episode. WAY too many ‘we are bout to talk about, ums, obvious points, restatements without progress…just too many wasted words. Tighten up the production, edit more, and stick to a script. I think the hosts are a little too much in love with themselves. That said many of the points-when they get around to it-are arguably valid enough to chew over.
Their productivity tips are to use sponsored products and apps
I do love this show, I used to recommend it to others often, but I’m struggling to stick with the discussions lately. Thanh constantly relates topics to nutrition and supplements, pickle ball, working out, etc. A recent episode about the fridge magnet for example, he talked about how he asks AI how he can be a professional pickle ball player, or when he was asked a question about his thoughts on the fridge magnet, he went almost tangential on this drawn out comparison to using supplements. Anoth... more
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