Episode #4 The Nitro Power Hour; Schedules, kinda

An episode of the Nitro Power Hour podcast, hosted by Nitro, titled "Episode #4 The Nitro Power Hour; Schedules, kinda" was published on March 25, 2020 and runs 51 minutes.

March 25, 2020 ·51m · Nitro Power Hour

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Summary

This week as we all are hiding out in our bunkers waiting for the world to end, with all the TP  that has ever been produced on the planet. I sit here hunkered down behind the vault door pondering life, work, schedules and where the hell is Tom Hanks at. Schedules as I am discovering come easier to me than other, only because I have been at this madness for 20 years. I discuss the logic in getting a schedule started, things I look for, timelines I have had historically on projects and some ideas on how to expand on my logic in making schedules.  I am not going to do it for you but I damn sure am pointing you in the right direction if you're paying attention.  Follow me on Instagram  @nitropowerhour  Email questions or topic ideas or slanderous remarks to me at [email protected] 

Episode Description

This week as we all are hiding out in our bunkers waiting for the world to end, with all the TP that has ever been produced on the planet. I sit here hunkered down behind the vault door pondering life, work, schedules and where the hell is Tom Hanks at. Schedules as I am discovering come easier to me than other, only because I have been at this madness for 20 years. I discuss the logic in getting a schedule started, things I look for, timelines I have had historically on projects and some ideas on how to expand on my logic in making schedules. I am not going to do it for you but I damn sure am pointing you in the right direction if you're paying attention.

Follow me on Instagram @nitropowerhour

Email questions or topic ideas or slanderous remarks to me at [email protected]

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