We discuss the tension between pursuing ambitious career goals and designing a fulfilling life. It's about reconciling the drive for success with the desire for a quality life that resonates with our personal values.

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Today, we know it: social media - an intricate experiment, a playground for AI to manipulate our choices, stir emotions, and shape our perceptions - is not beneficial for humanity. End of story. 

It's unsettling to realize that this experiment's results have manifested as:

- polarized societies, 

- the erosion of democracy, and 

- vulnerable teenage minds. 

The power and danger of AI lie not just in the technology itself, but in how it's wielded.

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As non-native English speakers, we appreciate the struggle of ensuring our emails are grammatically correct and convey our intended message accurately. And while we acknowledge the allure of AI-assisted communication, we can't ignore the concerns it raises. Are we losing our personal touch in our communication? Are we sacrificing authenticity for the sake of convenience?

The questions are not without merit. We've all seen the discrepancies between online personas and real-life individuals. It's like those LinkedIn profiles with photos that are a decade old. When we finally meet these individuals in person, the difference can be jarring. This discrepancy can undermine trust, which is crucial in any professional relationship.

However, it's important to note that using AI doesn't necessarily equate to deception. It's about using available tools to communicate effectively. It's not about pretending to be someone else, but about ensuring our message is conveyed as accurately and professionally as possible.

But wouldn't it be great if the AI could mimic our specific writing style? Imagine an AI that has analyzed our past emails and can replicate our unique tone and style. That would be a game-changer. Until then, we must tread carefully and ensure we're not compromising our authenticity for the sake of convenience.

We also discussed the potential of AI in automating our publishing process. We believe that AI can be a valuable tool if used correctly. It's not about replacing our voice or ideas, but about enhancing our productivity and efficiency.

In conclusion, the integration of AI in email communication is an exciting development that offers numerous benefits. However, it also raises important questions about authenticity and personal branding. As we continue to explore this new frontier, we invite you to join us in this fascinating journey. Tune in to our YouTube video for a more in-depth discussion on this topic.

Questions to ponder

1. How can you maintain your personal touch in AI-assisted communication?

2. Are you willing to sacrifice a bit of your authenticity for the sake of convenience?

3. How can you ensure that your AI-assisted communication is accurate and professional without being deceptive?

4. How can you incorporate your unique writing style into your AI-assisted emails?

5. How can AI be used effectively in your publishing process?

6. How can you ensure that AI doesn't replace your voice or ideas in your communication?

7. How can you strike a balance between efficiency and authenticity in your digital communication?

8. How can you avoid creating a false image of yourself through AI-assisted communication?

9. What steps can you take to ensure that your use of AI in communication doesn't undermine trust in your professional relationships?

10. How can you use AI to enhance your productivity without losing your personal touch?

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We've noticed a significant shift in the way children are raised and allowed to interact with their environment. Gone are the days when kids could roam the neighborhood freely, exploring and learning from their surroundings without constant supervision. In this article, we will discuss the importance of allowing children to play freely and the consequences of overprotecting them.

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In today's fast-paced world, we often find ourselves turning to self-help books for guidance and inspiration. But do these books really help us make lasting changes in our lives? We decided to explore this question by diving into the world of self-help literature and sharing our thoughts on some popular titles.

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In today's Digital Pragmatism podcast, we discussed an intriguing question: can digital minimalist parents raise technologically backward children? As parents navigating the digital age, we often find ourselves grappling with this question, trying to strike a balance between embracing technology and shielding our children from its potential harms.

We began by talking about the prevalence of smartphones among children and how they have become the default choice for many parents. This is not necessarily due to a well-thought-out decision, but rather because it is what everyone else seems to be doing. However, we believe that in the next decade, this norm may change as more parents become aware of the consequences of giving unlimited access to technology to their children.

We compared the current state of smartphones to the past restrictions on alcohol and cigarettes, suggesting that there may come a tipping point when the dangers of excessive smartphone usage become more widely acknowledged. In the future, it may be considered irresponsible to give a smartphone to a child, just as it is currently frowned upon to provide alcohol or cigarettes to minors.

However, our discussion did not imply that we should entirely avoid technology for our children. Instead, we emphasized the importance of using technology intentionally and as a tool. For example, we can teach our children to use the internet for research, graphic design programs for creativity, or music applications for self-expression. The key is to differentiate between technology that serves as a helpful tool and technology that is designed to exploit and addict users.

We also touched on the topic of online gaming and whether it could be a gateway to a career in tech. While it is true that some gamers may go on to become programmers or work in the tech industry, we argued that online gaming is more likely an entry point to addiction and a replacement for real-life communities.

Being a digital minimalist means that we are not anti-technology, but rather that we use it intentionally and as a tool. As parents, it is our responsibility to decide how our children spend their time and to teach them the importance of balancing their digital and real-life experiences.

We shared personal experiences of our own struggles with smartphone addiction and how we have made changes in our lives to combat it. For example, our daughter uses a manual camera instead of a smartphone to take photos, which encourages her to focus on capturing meaningful moments rather than taking endless selfies.

In conclusion, we believe that digital minimalist parenting does not lead to technologically backward children. Instead, it fosters an environment where children can learn to use technology as a tool without succumbing to its addictive and manipulative aspects. By being intentional with our choices and guiding our children in their use of technology, we can raise a generation that is both technologically savvy and grounded in the real world.

https://youtu.be/2qzvQ5j1eII

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During our conversation, we explored the idea that AI could represent a significant turning point in human civilization, drawing parallels with the development of the atomic bomb. This comparison highlights the potential for AI to be used for both positive and destructive purposes. Like nuclear technology, AI has the potential to revolutionize industries and improve lives, but it also has the power to cause great harm if misused or left unchecked.

One of the primary concerns we discussed was the unpredictable nature of AI development. As these language models are fed more information, they can suddenly gain new abilities, such as understanding different languages or solving complex problems in fields like chemistry. This unpredictability raises questions about the potential risks associated with AI, as well as the lack of preparedness in current legal systems to address these issues.

We also touched upon the ways AI is already being integrated into everyday life, such as through social media platforms like Snapchat. The potential impact of AI on young users is particularly concerning, as there is currently little regulation or oversight on how children and teens interact with this technology. The potential for AI to be manipulated or used for malicious purposes only adds to these concerns.

During our discussion, we acknowledged the need for greater control and regulation of AI development. The Future of Life Institute's open letter calling for AI labs to pause and reflect on the implications of their work highlights the importance of a more cautious approach. The Center for Humane Technology also emphasizes that AI should not be treated like other technological advancements, such as electricity or the internet, due to its unique risks and challenges.

As we considered the potential dangers of AI, we also recognized the importance of raising awareness about these issues. Organizations like the Center for Humane Technology play a vital role in educating the public and advocating for responsible AI development. However, we also acknowledged that simply talking about these problems may not be enough to enact meaningful change.

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Ultimately, we believe that humanity is at a turning point with AI technology. While there are undeniable benefits and potential for positive impact, the risks and unknowns associated with AI cannot be ignored. As a society, we must work together to ensure that AI development is approached with caution, responsibility, and a focus on the greater good.

We encourage you to join the conversation and share your thoughts on this crucial topic. By engaging in open and honest discussions about the potential risks and rewards of AI, we can help shape a future where this technology is used responsibly and ethically for the betterment of all.

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First and foremost, we noticed a significant difference in organization and project management. While many people use email applications like Outlook and Gmail for project management, we found that clever email applications offer better features for sharing and cooperating on emails. This has been particularly useful for us when our kids were sick, and one of us had to step in and manage the other's tasks without any communication gaps.

One feature we absolutely love is labeling. With colorful labels for different projects and topics, we can easily group and share emails. This has not only made our inboxes more organized, but it has also allowed us to collaborate seamlessly on projects without having to constantly CC or BCC each other.

Another feature that has improved our collaboration is the chat function within the email application. We can discuss and draft replies together, edit each other's drafts, and even send emails as if we were the other person. This has been especially helpful when one of us is unavailable, and the other needs to step in and handle their tasks.

Templates have also been a game-changer for us. With pre-written emails and dynamic fields, we can quickly send out invitations, follow-ups, and other communications without having to write each email from scratch. This has saved us a significant amount of time and ensured consistency in our communication.

In addition to these features, clever email applications also offer task management and automation options. For instance, we can set follow-up dates for emails, which will automatically resurface in our inboxes when the time comes. This has helped us stay on top of our projects and reduce the chances of getting ghosted by clients or partners.

We've been using an email application called Missive, which has proven to be incredibly user-friendly and efficient. While it is a paid application, we believe that the benefits it offers far outweigh the cost. Other similar applications we have tried include Spark, Front, and Hey, each with its own unique features and advantages.

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In conclusion, using a clever email application has significantly improved our small business management, organization, and communication. It has allowed us to work more efficiently and effectively, ensuring that we stay on top of our projects and maintain strong relationships with our clients and partners.

If you're looking for a way to streamline your email management and improve collaboration within your team, we highly recommend giving clever email applications like Missive a try. You might just find that it revolutionizes the way you manage your small business, just as it has done for us.

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What are the benefits of taking notes on paper?

One of the key benefits of taking notes on paper is the confidence it instills in me when planning my day or working on a project. There's something calming about the process of writing and rewriting notes, which in turn, helps me feel more prepared and focused. It's not just about confidence, though. Taking notes on paper also makes it more likely that I will follow through with my plans, as opposed to using an electronic device or application.

Of course, applications have their place in the world of note-taking. They can be useful for reminding us about events or tasks that occur on a yearly basis, such as insurance renewals. However, starting the day by writing down tasks on paper has proven to be a more effective method for me. It allows me to prioritize my tasks and focus on those that will help me reach my goals the fastest.

What methods can we use?

One popular method for organizing daily tasks is the Ivy Lee method. This approach involves noting down six tasks each day and prioritizing them from most to least important. If any tasks are left unfinished, they become the top priority the following day. This method has been known to transform the productivity of workers in various industries.

Aside from planning daily tasks, paper notes can also be used for journaling, noting down feelings, and practicing gratitude. This year, I began using a bullet journal, which has allowed me to combine tasks and journaling in one notepad. This method has been beneficial for self-reflection and growth.

Notebook choice

When it comes to choosing a notepad, there are countless options available. From pocket-sized notebooks to larger A5 journals, each person can find the perfect notepad to suit their needs. Personally, I have experimented with various notepads over the years, ultimately settling on a combination of a small pocket notebook for ideation and a larger bullet journal for tasks and journaling.

In conclusion, taking paper notes has had a significant impact on my life, from boosting my confidence to helping me stay organized and focused. The simple act of writing tasks down on paper can transform the way we approach our daily lives, leading to increased productivity and personal growth. Whether you prefer a minimalistic bullet journal or a more detailed planner, the power of paper notes cannot be underestimated.

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One broken system we spotted was the ineffective use of Facebook and LinkedIn ads, which often leads to a black hole for marketers' money. Another broken system is the ATS (applicant tracking system) used by companies for job applications, which can bury resumes and make it hard for candidates to get noticed.

Customer service systems that rely on scripts rather than human interaction are another example of a broken system, making it difficult for consumers to get the help they need.

The relationship between citizens and their governments is another area where broken systems can be found, with taxes not always leading to progress in society.

* How do these broken systems affect individuals and society as a whole?

* Are there any industries or sectors that are particularly prone to broken systems?

* Can technology play a role in fixing broken systems, or does it often exacerbate them?

* How can we balance the need for efficiency with the need for fairness in our systems?

* How can we ensure that our efforts to fix broken systems don't inadvertently create new ones?

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Overall, it's clear that spotting and addressing broken systems is crucial if we want to create a more just and equitable society. By working together, we can find solutions to these problems and create new, better ways of doing things that benefit everyone.

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A teenage iPhone rebellion that took place in the form of weekly meetings at Prospect Park. With phones tucked away, these teens opted to read paper books, draw, and simply enjoy each others’ company in person. 

The movement speaks to the larger issue of social media addiction, manipulation by tech companies, and the need for human connection. Even more concerning is the fact that mental health consequences of such addiction, like anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and even suicidal ideation, have led to lawsuits against tech companies. 

The emergence of a teenage iPhone rebellion in Brooklyn is a call to action that raises important questions about the engagement with technology and its implications for mental health.

* What inspired the teenagers in Brooklyn to start the iPhone rebellion?

* How did the teens spend time together during their weekly meetings?

* What are some of the mental health issues that have been linked to social media addiction?

* What is the name of the law firm that has been handling lawsuits against social media companies?

* What is the goal of the teenage iPhone rebellion?

* What did one of the rebellious teens say about getting a flip phone?

* What does the teenage iPhone rebellion say about corporations that create and market tech products?

* What does the emergence of this rebellion indicate about the current state of technology?

* What role do parents have in this movement?

* How has this movement changed the way teens and adults think about technology?

https://nader.org/2023/01/14/teenage-iphone-rebellion-in-brooklyn/

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Our family recently took a trip to the small yet idyllic city of Kazimierz Dolny (Poland), one of the most beautiful cities in the country and famous for its Jewish heritage and art. 

In this week's podcast, we will be exploring the importance of choosing the perfect note-taking application, an invaluable tool to track important events, data, and ideas. We discuss the factors to consider when selecting the right solution, while touching upon the data security issues and economic implications associated with such apps. Join us as we dive deep into the world of note-taking and discover the right application for you!

* What are your individual note-taking needs?

* What are the three types of note-taking applications discussed in the podcast?

* What is the difference between Roam Research, Obsidian, Logseq, WorkFlowy, and other note-taking applications?

* What is the importance of encrypting data?

* How can note-taking applications help parents keep track of their children's health?

* What makes Obsidian a preferred choice for the podcast hosts?

* Why is it important to check the terms and conditions of a note-taking application?

* How can one track maintenance in a house or apartment using a note-taking application?

* Should a note-taking app allow for data to be exported?

* What are the advantages of using a cloud-based service rather than a locally-based one?

* What should one look for when selecting a note-taking application for personal use?

* What are the benefits of noting business ideas in an electronic note-taking application?

* How can note-taking applications be used to track financial passwords?

* What potential risks exist when using a cloud-based note-taking application?

* What is the difference between note-taking applications and project management tools such as Asana, Clickup, and Ticktick?

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From interviews to podcasts to tutorials, YouTube has become the go-to source for many users looking for reliable, quality content. Through its easy-to-use search engine, effective moderation, and monetization options, YouTube provides users with a trustworthy alternative to the often unreliable content found on other social media platforms.

However, YouTube has its own dark side that must be navigated carefully. Its recommendation algorithm can lead users astray, and it is easy to become addicted and lost in a never-ending rabbit hole of video content. But used responsibly, YouTube has become a valuable source of information and entertainment.

* What makes YouTube a trustworthy platform compared to other social media?

* How do YouTube's search engine and moderation make it a valuable source of content?

* What is the "dark side" of YouTube?

* What is the advantage of creating content on YouTube as opposed to other platforms?

* What kind of content works best on YouTube?

* Is it easy to find reliable information on YouTube?

* How does YouTube help creators to engage with their community?

* What kind of decisions are content creators faced with when choosing which platform to create content for?

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So why did we give an eight year-old daughter a phone? Today on Digital Pragmatism, we will be discussing this topic, and more, as we explore how and why providing a phone to young children can support their development without introducing the risks associated with modern technology.

We also discussed Chat GPT, a machine learning model that has already made significant impacts on the way we create content. It is faster and more accurate than human workers, and is moving us away from our ability to practice important skills such as summarizing an idea or finding questions within text. We can practice by generating work using Chat GPT and comparing it to our own work, but the danger is that its speed and precision may lead to people not practicing these skills at all.

We also discussed why we gave our daughter a phone, and the difference between a phone and a smartphone. We wanted to give her the ability to call us, without having to track her with a GPS device. We also wanted to introduce her to the idea of independence, and for her to develop her skills in problem-solving and self-reliance. We opted for a minimalistic phone, as we wanted to protect her from the influence of apps, online content, and the peer pressure that often comes with having a device with the capability of a smartphone.

Finally, we discussed the necessity of parents communicating to ensure that their children are not exposed to dangerous technology. We discussed how author Jonathan Haidt is writing books about the impact of social media and smartphones on teenage mental health and the polarization and destruction of democracy in the United States. We hope that in four years this knowledge has become more widespread, and that the associated risks of using smartphones are managed more responsibly.

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That’s why we’re excited to share a special podcast episode of the Digital Pragmatism podcast, in which we dive into the deep and intricate world of procrastination when it comes to business growth and development. We tackle the difficult questions of why it is so hard to progress in a business and what can be done to combat the problem of procrastination.

In this episode, we’re encouraging to break through the procrastination loop and move forward. We talk about the importance of setting goals and taking action, as well as the dangers of having a plan B. We also provide insights into how to keep discouragement and impatience at bay, so that entrepreneurs can stay focused on their goals.

We also talk about the importance of not evaluating your efforts prematurely and how to shape your environment in order to keep yourself motivated. We encourage entrepreneurs to create an achievable plan and to break it down into small steps that can be completed, one at a time.

The conversation touches on how to fight the desire to give up and pursue a comfortable corporate job instead. The podcast provides practical tips and strategies to keep entrepreneurs on track and overcome those moments of discouragement and frustration.

If you’ve ever been stuck in a procrastination loop, don’t miss this special episode of the Digital Pragmatism podcast. Tune in to find out how to get out of your procrastination loop and take your business to the next level.

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Here are some tips to help you make the most of technology:

* Evaluate how you feel after using technology: Do you feel productive, relaxed, or overwhelmed? If a piece of technology makes you feel bad, it may not be serving you well.

* Consider how much time you spend on technology: Is it saving you time or consuming more of it? If it's the latter, it may be time to reassess your use.

* Align technology with your values and goals: Identify what's most important to you, whether it's family, work, or free time, and use technology to reinforce those values.

To illustrate the point, let's take the example of a family CRM. A shared database that includes information about health, finances, education, and contacts can be a convenient tool to stay organized. It can also be used to reinforce the value of family and help members support each other.

Another example is note-taking apps. While it may be easier to jot down notes on paper, electronic note-taking apps can help you build knowledge and make connections between ideas.

Finally, technology can be a valuable tool for learning new skills. From online courses to YouTube tutorials, the internet offers a wealth of resources to help you grow and develop.

* What tips can we follow to use technology intentionally?

* What are the benefits of automating tasks?

* How can we use technology to save money and improve communication?

* How can video conferencing help us save travel time?

* What tech tools are best for developing a business?

* And how can we differentiate between valuable online content and books?

* Join us as we discuss these questions and more.

Technology can be a valuable asset in our lives, but we need to use it intentionally and in a way that aligns with our values and goals.

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In this episode of the Digital Pragmatism podcast, Jerzy and Gosia explore the reasons behind this unusual move and what it means for the future.

* Why leave LinkedIn?

* What kind of unsolicited messages did the individual receive on LinkedIn?

* Did the network on LinkedIn provided any valuable opportunities?

* Why is it better to have more control on what we publish on our own website?

* Can using LinkedIn make you feel better?

* What’s the proportion of success stories vs true stories on LinkedIn?

* What about describing failures on LinkedIn?

* Is leaving LinkedIn a mainstream move?

* Does failure should be acknowledged and not disguised as a success story?

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While using such apps, our effort is focused on the preparation of the workspace, setting up of workflows and crafting detailed classifications of tasks instead of actually doing the work.

* What is “sophisticated procrastination”?

* Which productivity tools are procrastination enablers?

* What things are we usually procrastinating?

* What helps to fight procrastination?

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- Develop the Emobond company

- Develop consulting services

- Podcast guests inviting

- Visit one of Scandinavian countries

- Become a better parent

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- Trust your gut-feeling

- Don't work for a certain type of clients

- Start writing something

- Don't change something electronic

- Don't change something paper

- Don't change a tool

- Don't change another tool

- Run daily

- OMAD keto

- Create daily

- Don't monetise the podcast using ad-reads

- A secret goal

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• Where did the idea of using a family CRM come from?
• Why we choose Obsidian?
• How we use it? What functions do we use ?
• What do we like the most in it? What we don't like?
• Do we recommend using a family CRM?

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• How Amazon Subscribe&Save works?
• How we are using Amazon S&S?
• What are the flaws of this service?
• How Amazon could improve it?

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- Are teenagers addicted to the smartphone?

- Is there a link between depression and phone use?

- What to do if our child is overusing smartphone?

- What impact does a smartphone have on a child's creativity?

- Will we give our child a smartphone?

- What impact does social media have on growing children?

Links:

Stephanie Gruner Buckley, "My daughter was a creative genius, and then we bought her an iPhone"

https://medium.com/modern-parent/my-daughter-was-a-creative-genius-then-we-bought-her-an-iphone-bf617c0b6ca0

Center for Human Technology, "The Social Dillema" 

https://www.humanetech.com/the-social-dilemma

Cal Newport "Digital Minimalism"

https://www.calnewport.com/books/digital-minimalism/

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• How to use technology wisely?
• What happens if something goes wrong?
• Is overreliance on technology dangerous?
• What impact can outsourcing navigation (GPS) have on our capabilities to orient ourselves?
• What is the business model of tech firms?

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• What lessons we've learned using dumb phones?
• About symptoms of smartphone addiction
• Is technological detox efficient?
• How is life without smartphone?
• What is better: Punkt MP02 or Uni hertz Titan Pocket?

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• Why should you take notes on paper using a pen?
• How to remember more from meetings?
• How to be fast and more creative at making decisions?
• Does technology have negative associations?
• Why today we are use the laptops as a shields?
• How to show respect and interest to the interlocutor?
• Social aspect of taking notes on paper

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• What are the benefits of living without a smartphone?
• Are you really interested in what other people do?
• How to become calmer and more focused on your life?
• How to find time for yourself?

#MP02

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• What are the good effects of a pandemic?
• Being in a rush - advantage or disadvantage?
• Is it better to be valued for the rapidity at which you execute the task or for the proficiency at which you do it?
• My way to handle unforeseen situations in life.
• Unforeseen consequences of being fast.
• Being the default problem solving person for everybody.
• How stress affects your health?

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• What was first in Piotr's life - productivity or music?
• How did Piotr's adventure with productivity begin?
• Who was the special guest at Piotr's second concert?
• How can productivity be connected to slow living?
• What is the 80/20 productivity rule? Benefits of using this method.
• How to optimize the way that we spend our energy and achieve productivity balance?
• What are Piotr's strategies to avoid procrastination?
• Can digital detox help us fight the mechanisms of smartphone addiction?
• Peter's experiences with fasting - what are the positive effects of cleansing our body?
• What are Piotr's favorite analog strategies?
• The Importance of Mindfulness - what are the benefits of a state of consciousness?
• What are Piotr's favorite applications?

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Topics from Podcast #6:

• How did Carl's career path look like - why didn't he end up as an attorney and finally decided to become a productivity coach?
• Why did Carl start to teach English in Asia - for what reasons has he chosen to live in Korea?
• How does technology affect our productivity - what tools do we need to plan our organization system?
• What are the reasons to start a digital detox - is it necessary in today's world? -
• Why has Carl chosen Todoist as his task manager tool?
• How does Carl's organization system look like - what strategies he uses in order to increase his productivity?
• Carl's morning routine - what kind of journaling does Carl prefer?
• Why has Carl decided to exercise daily - what are the benefits of being active?
• How to find inner motivation and set measurable goals - why constancy is a must-have when you are willing to succeed?
• What is the definition of failure - is it always such a bad thing or is it just our perception?
• What is the one analog thing that Carl would have chosen?

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Topics from Podcast #4:

• What has Greg's path looked like - did he always know that he will become a coach and an advisor?
• At what point did Greg decide that he needs to find a coach for his personal development - how did it affect his life?
• What is the difference between psychotherapy and coaching - how to choose the best option for yourself?
• Is there a certain cause that more and more people need therapy and coaching nowadays - how does the availability and awareness of these tools affect it?
• What are Greg's favorite strategies that he uses in helping people to rearrange their lives - what kind of technics Greg applies as a coach?
• Why exploring is a good tactic for coaching - how the details of the situation can give you the answers you need?
• How to deal with people who are not ready for a change - how to balance between opportunity and stability?
• How meditation can affect your personal and business life - what kind of benefits can you expect?
• Is it possible to use technology wisely - what are the upsides and downsides of using the internet?
• What are Greg's favorite analog rituals - what kind of productivity tools does Greg use?

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