TEM192: Don't let technology use you - A conversation on productivity with Lance LaDuke
For this week's episode I am joined by my Pedal Note Media partner, Lance LaDuke, for a conversation on technology and productivity.
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Did you know there are two episodes of TEM every single week? TEM Extra is a weekly episode available exclusively to patrons of the show.
On Last Week's TEM Extra:
- A tweet by Dan Hockenmaier that exaggerates a point about how passion isn't everything but still hits on something incredibly important
- Making art that fills a need
- Some wisdom from Yoko Ono via fellow musician Alan Theisen about living on someone else's schedule
- Going against the grain of the many different cultures we are all engrained within (and why that's so hard sometimes)
- The career course corrections I am constantly experiencing by interviewing such brilliant people for TEM
Listen to last week's TEM Extra here.
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On Today's Episode of The Entrepreneurial Musician:
- If you make something for 90 days in a row and then don't on day 91, would anyone notice?
- Thinking of a social media platform as an infinity pool and realizing you are the product
- The entrepreneurial lessons you can learn from a trip to the grocery store
- The spirit behind minimalism and how it can apply to entrepreneurs
- Carving out time to be creative as an individual or as an organization
- Finding your creative rhythm and knowing when in the day to do your creative work and when to do your busy work
- The shifting collaborative schedule this fall for Pedal Note Media and how we finally seemed to have settled on a good rhythm
- Lance's trick to not waste hours a day on social media
- Having the self-awareness to know when it would be best for you to change a behavior or some aspect of your life
- A system that Lance used this summer to leverage a Sudoku game he was playing into regular productivity
- How good we both are at doing busy work done when we have important work to do
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Produced by Andrew Hitz
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