Getting Work To Work

Latest Episodes
Give It All Away (GWTW837)
Earlier this week, I met up with someone who wanted to ask me questions about my podcasting journey. After sharing everything I could possibly think of, even the stuff that people don't want to hear a
“100 Little Pieces” with Kevin Murphy (GWTW836)
If you were to learn how to paint where would you start? Maybe you'd go to YouTube and watch some introductory videos, buy some cheap art supplies, and spend an afternoon giving it a shot. The results
The Magical Art of Unproductivity (GWTW835)
When was the last time you sat around, maybe reading a book, definitely looking at the sky, but ultimately, doing nothing productive? Depending on who you are and what you do, that either sounds like
“Becoming Fearless” with Dr. Benjamin Ritter (GWTW834)
What fears are holding you back from the things that truly matter? Does your fear serve you? What could you learn from fear? What small action could you take to go from fearful to fearless? These four
(Re)calibrate Ambition (GWTW833)
You ever have one of those moments when the passing of time just hits you right in the stomach? The other day, I was driving home from running an errand, pizza in the trunk, music blasting, a typical
“The Circus of Satan” with Jeffrey Konvitz (GWTW832)
How do you keep your imagination and productivity going year after year, decade after decade? By challenging yourself, doing your work to the best of your ability, and taking nothing personally. Today
Refilling the Tanks (GWTW831)
Refilling the creativity and curiosity tanks is easy when life is going as planned. When balance is maintained, money is in the bank, and work is more feast than famine. But what about the other times
“Unconvention” with Sri Kaza (GWTW830)
When you are running a businessno matter how small or largeit's easy to forget why you are doing it. You look around at what everyone else is doing and question your own success. You read the latest
Influence Your Imagination (GWTW829)
I wasn't sure what today's episode was going to be about until I heard something in an episode of Somebody Feed Phil on Netflix. While visiting Sarma, a Middle Eastern restaurant in Somerville, Massac
“A Life of Awe & Wonder” with Lee C. Camp (GWTW828)
How curious are you about asking and reflecting upon the deep questions of life? You know, massive questions like, "How do you think about a life worth living?" or "What kind of people are we becoming