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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2012 · 12 MIN

Episode 1: Brainstorming Mike Techniques

from The Workflowing Podcast · host Mike Techniques

This first episode is a raw, unedited segment of the brainstorming session that Michael Schechter of A Better Mess and Mike Vardy of Producitivityist.com had for their new collaborative email newsletter and podcast, Mike Techniques. Fair warning, these early episodes will be all over the map. Over time, if this works out, we’ll look to focus in on that sweet spot between what you enjoy listening to and what we enjoy creating. In the meantime, thanks for giving our little experiment a shot. Note: When we saw raw, we mean raw. Vardy is not using his usual mic, there are brief pauses. It’s meant to offer an unfiltered look at our thinking and motivation behind the project. Follow along with Michael Schechter Visit Schechter’s website at BetterMess.com Subscribe to A Better Mess by RSS or Email Follow Michael on Twitter or App.net Follow Along with Mike Vardy Visit Mike Vardy’s website at Productivityist.com Subscribe to his site for free by RSS or Email Follow Mike on Twitter or App.net If you’re looking for something a bit more polished or structured, be sure to listen to “The Mikes” on their weekly podcast, Mikes on Mics, on the 70Decibels Network.

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