The David Bonifacio Show

I think it’s time we reminded ourselves of time itself. Recorded on the road using the Logitech G Pro X Gaming Headset

I was asked about a recent incident involving the fall of a “great man”. This made me think, “Why am I spending so much energy on so-called great men when there are many other people who have made more tangible contributions to my life?” Those are the great people to me. Recorded on the road using the Logitech G Pro X Gaming Headset

I’m posting this a day late (well, more like a few hours late). I’m recording this at 5:00am as I have had to adjust to a ton of work. That’s actually a perfect intro to what I’m talking about today: Adjusting.

On your next restart day, grab a piece of paper and review your main priorities and how you understand them. Take time to define what they are without skipping to tasks right away.

Many people are lost and confused. I think a lot of it comes from not listening to the right voices. When we don’t listen to credible and principled people, we end up sucked into echo chambers, groupthink, and simplemindedness.

Sometimes the middle of the week, or the middle of the day, or the middle of something can feel like a dip. I like to breakdown my activities to give myself as many restarts as possible. #DB #midweek #restart

Covid-19 has been extremely stressful. That’s probably the understatement of the year! But there are ways to manage the stress. Here’s how I’m fighting back the stress.

As we are forced to rethink work, I'd like to encourage you to incorporate life into your work design. Ask this question: How can we use work to create and capture value not merely for the amassing of stuff but for the improving of lives?

It's possible to grow even during tough periods. How? Picture roots more than branches. Grow deep.

Quite a few people have asked me what one should do, particularly, what an average person should do during a crisis. Frankly, I don't have an answer. No silver bullets or miracles here. I do want to talk about what we shouldn't do.