Undo – How history's outliers got stuff done

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How to be a polymath – Leonardo da Vinci

Being a creative person in this most digital of decades means needing to be good at more than one form of creative expression. That means thinking like a polymath, and luckily we have history’s greatest multi-hyphenate to learn from. Support the show from $3 and get Episodes early and ad-freeJoin our listener communityJoin Mark for monthly Q&AsSupport Undo via Patreon

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  Why I'm ditching Spotify and why you should too

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  Congrats, you’re burned out! Here’s what to do next

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  You aren’t lazy; you’re fighting a broken system – Ignacio Martín-Baró

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  “Busy is the New Stupid” – What does Warren Buffett know about real work?

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  The Hitchhiker's Guide to Productivity

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  How to remember everything — Tiago Forte and his Second Brain

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  How to build a car or plan a wedding using Kanban

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  Why giving less than 100% is better for your health

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  Buckminster Fuller and the system of You

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  What Sherlock Holmes can teach us about productivity and our brains

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  How to stick to it when the novelty wears off – Atomic Habits

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  How to turn your side hustle into your main gig – “The One Thing”

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  20% of your effort makes up 80% of your success — The Pareto principle

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  The super-productive women missing from time management history

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  How Ben Franklin used timeboxing to stop missing deadlines