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Let’s talk about benefits of Journaling and my free Journal 4 shortcut that will help you start journaling in no time. For background, here’s my entire journaling journey. 🎁 And for listeners, there’s a bonus from Nozbe ($30!)

Discussion about my perfect Home Office setup: Home Office 2025 Perfect Recording Studio 🎁 Get $30 of credits for Nozbe (up to 3 months free!)

Discussion about Michael’s essay: How my immature decisions led me to celebrating 18 years of my productivity business? Also check out Michael’s own discussion in the podcast: NoOffice Podcast 58 - Immature Business Decisions

AI co-hosts discuss Michael’s latest detailed contents of his Backpack Read it at: michael.team/backpack Also don’t forget to check out Michael’s posts about #NoOffice and #iPadOnly 🎁 Get $30 from Nozbe at: nozbe.com/podcast

AI co-hosts discuss Michael’s latest essay: Time is Money Read it at: michael.team/money Additional discussion by Michael himself is at NoOffice FM #52 Find it at: nooffice.fm/52 🎁 Get $30 from Nozbe at: nozbe.com/podcast

Today's episode is a deep dive discussion between AI co-hosts about my #iPadOnly essays: How can I be so productive on the iPad? And: Why I must work on the iPad - the most versatile computer ever - M1 iPad Pro 13” review after 2 years If you liked this episode, please rate it on Podcasts and send it to anyone of your friends or colleagues, thank you! Bonus: get $30 of credits for Nozbe Premium if you sign up at nozbe.com/podcast

Hello The Podcast listeners, as you know Radek and I are no longer recording this podcast, but I am still podcasting at NoOffice.fm - which I'm recording every two weeks with my Nozbe team And Team Productivity Show Feel free to subscribe to one or both of these podcasts using the links in the show notes to this episode. To make up for our silence today as a bonus I'm giving you a short podcast episode about a topic much related to what me and Radek have discussed earlier on this show. Today's episode is a deep dive discussion between NotebookLM co-hosts about my essay called Weekly Template which you can read at: Michael.team/week If you liked this episode, please rate it on Podcasts and send it to anyone of your friends or colleagues who would benefit from a more structured week. Bonus: get $30 of credits for Nozbe Premium if you sign up at nozbe.com/podcast

Podcast sponsor: ✅ Nozbe Teams - Work from home with your team Key things you will learn from this episode: How to organize an online team retreat What special gifts and activities we had during Nozbe Reunion What we've learned from our latest Virtual Reunion Why #iPadOnly guys like Michael and Rafal are not so excited with the new iPad Pro Subscribe to our show and learn more about running a remote software company: 🟣 Apple Podcasts 🔵 Google Podcasts 🟢 Spotify 🟡 RSS 🟠 Overcast 🔴 Pocket Cast Meet the Hosts Rafał Sobolewski (@sobolowy) Michael Sliwiński (@msliwinski) Show notes No Office podcast No Office book - chapter 26 - Reunite the team How we do meetings - No Office ep. 17 How Radek manufactured 65k of face shields - The Podcast ep. 206 Blogpost: How to Plan an Online, COVID-Safe Company Retreat

Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Add to Overcast, Get RSS The Podcast is a semi-regular chat between Radek and yours truly (we both work at Nozbe) about productivity, business, books, and whatever else comes to mind… - if you liked this episode, make sure to check out past episodes. Show notes for this episode: The Podcast 91: Best city The Podcast 196: Hands Are Dirty The Podcast 206: Radek’s Face Shield Factory Warsaw Hackerspace Copy & share: ThePodcast.fm/211 Share on Twitter

Michael interviews Radek to get an answer to one pressing question: why the heck would you move to a big city, if you could live anywhere?

Discussing Netflix CEO’s thoughts on leadership: - building a high talent density workplace - leading by context - removing unnecessary policies (vacation, spending, travel)

Discussing Netflix CEO’s thoughts on leadership: - building a high talent density workplace - leading by context - removing unnecessary policies (vacation, spending, travel)

Applying Lean methodology from Japanese factories (specifically, the kanban pull system) to managing groceries and other house supplies. Never will you ever run out of toilet paper again!

Applying Lean methodology from Japanese factories (specifically, the kanban pull system) to managing groceries and other house supplies. Never will you ever run out of toilet paper again! Links:Lean Solutions: How Companies and Customers Can Create Value and Wealth Together (audible) The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up (audible) The Podcast 146: Magic of Tidying Up Listonic app No Rules Rules: Netflix and the Culture of Reinvention (audible) Mindf*ck: Cambridge Analytica and the Plot to Break America (audible) Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones (audible) How to Be an Antiracist (audible) My Life and Work (audible) Today and Tomorrow (audible)

Should we focus Nozbe marketing on Work From Home? Michael has a frank discussion with Radek about this. Maybe it’s a great idea! Or maybe, it’s too niche and will ruin our marketing. Feel free to follow us on twitter: @MSliwinski and @radexp Links:The history of Nozbe – from the beginning to our 10th anniversary Getting Things Done 201: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**k TGIF - My team's attempt at working less, but better

Should we focus Nozbe marketing on Work From Home? Michael has a frank discussion with Radek about this. Maybe it’s a great idea! Or maybe, it’s too niche and will ruin our marketing.

Let’s gossip about what our competitors are doing… Basecamp 4, HEY? What are they all about? Are they a threat? Feel free to follow us on twitter: @MSliwinski and @radexp Links:Basecamp Nozbe Personal Nozbe Teams Marking the end of pixel trackers in Basecamp emails 6 years ago we went all-in on Basecamp... [tweet] Another free idea for email clients wishing to protect user’s privacy... [tweet]

Let’s gossip about what our competitors are doing… Basecamp 4, HEY? What are they all about? Are they a threat?

Radek has started a job in manufacturing… pro bono manufacturing of face shields for hospitals in Poland. No, really. Over the last few weeks, Radek has been applying what he’d learned about CAD, laser cutting, and lean manufacturing at the Warsaw Hackerspace to set up a face shield production line. In three weeks, they produced over 30 000 face shields. Links:The Podcast 152: Power to the people The Podcast 196: Hands Are Dirty The Podcast 202: The Machine That Changed The World The Podcast 203: Lean at Nozbe The Podcast 204: Core Hours The Podcast 205: Chat about: kaizen & performance Josef Prusa on Twitter Warsaw Hackerspace Hackerspace Twitter Hackerspace face shield order form more info about the face shield project Injection Molding explainer Die cutting machine being fast Radek’s 5s/cycle on a die cutter Announcement by Wadim Plast, Hackerspace’s injection molding partner

Radek has started a job in manufacturing… pro bono manufacturing of face shields for hospitals in Poland. No, really. Over the last few weeks, Radek has been applying what he’d learned about CAD, laser cutting, and lean manufacturing at the Warsaw Hackerspace to set up a face shield production line. In three weeks, they produced over 30 000 face shields.