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Food Safety Talk 312: 37 Things Are Not Going To Happen On Thursday

Added on September 10, 2024 by Ben Chapman.

In this bonus episode, Don and Ben are joined by productivity and task management expert Kourosh Dini, who's well known for his deep dives into mindfulness and systems thinking. The guys riff on the pros and cons of apps like OmniFocus, TaskPaper, and Slack. There's pretty much no food safety in this episode, which is ironic based on the name of the show. They spend some time talking about how life pulls us in so many directions which competes with making progress on big and small projects. Kourosh shares his take on the anchor technique for grounding decision-making. Don and Ben get into the weeds on their own productivity hacks, including a few rabbit holes about getting things done in the chaotic world of food safety and academia. The guys discuss practical approaches to managing tasks effectively, avoiding burnout, and how reflecting and planning for productivity plays a role in getting better at actual productivity.

Show notes so you can follow along at home:

  • Merch — Risky or Not?

  • Substitute teacher - Wikipedia

  • Daring Fireball

  • Kourosh Dini | Mind, Music, and Productivity

  • Task Management Software Built For Pros - OmniFocus - The Omni Group

  • Slack is your productivity platform | Slack

  • TaskPaper – Plain text to-do lists for Mac

  • 43 Folders Series: Inbox Zero | 43 Folders

  • Cubase: Music Production Software - DAW | Steinberg

  • Drafts | Where Text Starts

  • Metallica.com

  • Nine Inch Nails - Wikipedia

  • Tool (band) - Wikipedia

  • (1) Merlin Mann - Who moved my brain? - YouTube

  • The Anchor Technique – a Powerful Method for Reducing Scatter and Grounding Decision | Kourosh Dini

  • Waves of Focus

  • Breaking Free from Force-Based Work

  • Getting Things Done® - David Allen’s GTD® Methodology

  • Getting Things Done - Wikipedia

  • Douglas Powell | barfblog

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