The Way of Ferrous: Recent Episodes
Eric Fehr
A wrought iron podcast on strategies for study, work, and play. Productivity tips, study hacks, and leadership insights. And maybe a board game or book review to add to the mix. The Way of Ferrous is about strength like iron, but more. It is about being malleable, willing to change, and grow in life; not be brittle like unbending iron. A metaphor for humility, thirst for knowledge, strength, resilience, grit, knowing when to quit, when to pivot and adjust to the realities of life, and joy.
How I use time block planning. This is a method developed by author, professor, and podcaster, Cal Newport.
You can find more on this method at: https://www.timeblockplanner.com
His podcast is called Deep Questions with Cal Newport and can be found on Apple Podcasts.
I highly recommend checking out his website at: https://www.calnewport.com
Thanks for listening!
In episode 3, I discuss tips how to make a rock solid weekly schedule. Once the schedule is made then what? How do you make it happen? The following 5 time management tips will help you tame your schedule and keep you on task.
168 hours per week - no more, no less. So how do you spend them? 6 tips to make a great weekly schedule and be more productive in life. As well as make time for the things that matter to you.
Talking about the mindset for productivity - Discipline and how to be more productive in work and life.
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A wrought iron podcast on strategies for study, work, and play. Productivity tips, study hacks, and leadership insights. And maybe a board game or book review to add to the mix. The Way of Ferrous is about strength like iron, but more. It is about being malleable, willing to change, and grow in life; not be brittle like unbending iron. A metaphor for humility, thirst for knowledge, strength, resilience, grit, knowing when to quit, when to pivot and adjust to the realities of life, and joy.