Join ADHD experts Nikki Kinzer and Pete Wright as they unpack their new book on planning tools. They delve into innovative concepts like "inboxing" and "workboxing" tailored for ADHD minds. The duo addresses the addictive allure of shiny new apps, advocating instead for a personalized planning system. They also tackle impulsivity in decision-making, suggesting the introduction of "friction" to enhance control. With practical strategies for inbox management and workflow optimization, Nikki and Pete offer actionable insights to transform chaotic lives into organized ones.

Join Yaseen, Pete, and Ben as they discuss the three types of discipline crucial for men, drawing from Maslow and Frankl. They cover structural discipline, mindful reactions, and overcoming distractions. Emphasizing discipline's role in personal growth, relationships, and resisting temptations. The podcast highlights the power of routines, accountability, and surrounding oneself with like-minded individuals for expansive discipline.

In this engaging discussion, personal development enthusiasts Ben and Pete delve into the dynamics of personal change. They tackle the fears and doubts surrounding transformation, emphasizing self-awareness and the stories we tell ourselves. The duo elaborates on how ingrained mental patterns can hinder progress and the significance of reframing past experiences. They explore effective strategies for changing habits, the necessity of overcoming setbacks, and the invaluable role of coaching in achieving personal growth.

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Chris, an expert in incident management, and Pete, who specializes in establishing solid frameworks, delve into the essentials of creating an effective incident management process. They define what constitutes an incident and discuss the importance of clear severity levels and statuses. The duo emphasizes the need for defined roles and responsibilities in managing incidents, while also advocating for structured data to enhance learning. With a touch of humor, they share lighthearted stories from their careers, proving that managing incidents doesn’t always have to be serious!

Yaseen, Pete, and Ben challenge the 'nice guy' narrative, discussing its impact on personal and professional lives. They explore codependency, perfectionism, and setting boundaries. They emphasize the role of support and empathy, providing practical strategies to break free from the 'nice guy' mindset and cultivate healthier relationships. Childhood experiences, impact on behavior, and the importance of embracing masculine traits are also discussed.

Pete, a person who struggles to order Starbucks coffees correctly, talks about the challenges of traveling Japan without cash. The podcast covers topics such as food experiences in Japan, issues with the Sweaker card, driving in winter conditions, and wheelchair accessibility in tourist areas.

Pete and Aaron, hosts of the Timeline Earth podcast, dive deep into Lenin's 'State and Revolution.' They discuss the interplay of state power and class struggle, critiquing historical adaptations of socialism. Their conversation examines the necessity of revolutionary integrity and critiques mainstream interpretations of Marxism. The dynamic duo also reflects on the relevance of localism in political change and the role of the proletariat in overcoming bourgeois oppression, all while balancing insightful commentary with lighthearted banter about their podcasting journey.

Jillian Ambrose, an energy correspondent, discusses the historic transition away from coal, marking the end of an era in Britain’s energy landscape. Employees Peter and Pete share heartfelt reflections on their careers at the Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station as it powers down for the last time. They capture the bittersweet emotions of farewell amidst pride in their work and uncertainty about the future. The trio also explores advancements in cleaner energy technologies and the global implications of moving away from coal, emphasizing the urgent need for climate action.

Pete, a political commentator and analyst, dives into a variety of riveting topics. He critiques Kamala Harris's political maneuvers and discusses the influences of the PayPal Mafia. The conversation turns historical, examining the complexities of the Spanish Civil War and how it reflects on today’s politics. Pete highlights the importance of personal responsibility in societal structures and critiques the performative nature of modern political discourse, urging a more nuanced understanding of historical narratives and their impact on current events.