To be effective, you must focus on the three kinds of work: Mapping, Making, and Meshing. In this episode, we delve into these three and how they affect your ability to unleash your best work each day.
Are you sacrificing long-term brilliance for a little short-term gain? Today we discuss some ways you might be doing it, and how to stem the tide.
There are three forces that can drive our work. Two of them will eventually destroy us. Do you know what drives you? Listen in and find out.
Your legacy is not just what you do, but also how you do it. It will be determined by a series of choices you make over your life about how to spend this moment - here, and now.
CC Chapman shares insights about how to do work that matters from his new book Amazing Things Will Happen.
Is "follow your passion" really the best career advice? Cal Newport doesn't think so, and in this episode he explains why.
Why passion isn't always the best metric for determining if you're in your "sweet spot".
Why we each need a space in which to do our life's work.
Do what you're qualified to do, and stop doing the things that only waste your focus, time and energy.
Can you sum up why you do what you do in just a few words?
Peter shares how to make sure you're doing your most important work each day.
Have you ever thought about what fuels your best work?
There's much discussion these days about changing the world. But why, and how?
In a podcast interview with Kristian Andersen (to be released on Monday) he said something that caught me off-guard and caused me to think about my day-to-day work. The gist of his comment was that we need to decide what what we want to be known for, and then get working on it. In other words, we need to make sure that our daily activities line up with where we want to be headed.
In this interview, John Winsor of Crispin, Porter + Bogusky shares his insight on career and creating. John is the author of Spark and Beyond The...