357: How to Use Philosophy to Get Your Best Work Out the Door
Charlie Gilkey, author and owner of top productivity website Productive Flourishing, joins the podcast this week to share how to use philosophy to do our best work.
We cover:
How to handle tough events when it comes to personal and professional projects
The importance of nuance and why black and white thinking can get you in trouble
A gentle reminder that everyone is suffering in some way
The power of choice, especially when you see life as a game
How Charlie’s approach to getting your work out the door is different
His version of what failure looks like, which you may find surprising
The sneaky ways we can diminish our own success
What many people get wrong when it comes to finishing projects
…and even some on-air coaching from Charlie for my next big project. Listen in to learn more!
Links discussed:
Books
Start Finishing: How To Go From Idea To Done by Charlie Gilkey
The Small Business Life Cycle: The No-Fluff Guide to the Five Stages of Small Business Growth by Charlie Gilkey
Podcast episodes
Episode 252: Start Finishing your Best Work with Charlie Gilkey
Episode 271: Priming Your Day to Lead and Epic Life with Kristoffer Carter
Episode 308: Undoing Our Biases In Time for Election Day with Annie Duke
Episode 330: How and Why to ‘Think Again’
Looking for additional tools to help yourself and/or your team be more resilient and engaged at work? Reach out to me at kari@karigormley.com so we can have a conversation about what’s getting in your way when it comes to achieving your team's objectives!
Contact:
Charlie Gilkey:
Website: ProductiveFlourishing.com
Website: HelloMomentum.app
Twitter: @CharlieGilkey
Kari Gormley:
Twitter: @KariGormley
Instagram: @KariGormley
Clubhouse: @KariGormley
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