by Joel Zaslofsky | Jun 3, 2013
This Smart and Simple Matters episode features Robin Good, curation master. We discuss curating (of course), how to be an informational nurse, getting a big slice of “P.I.E.,” the limits of Google search results, and forming alliances with similarly passionate people.
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by Joel Zaslofsky | May 1, 2013
This Spreadsheet Spotlight features a cool home energy audit and simple tracking spreadsheet to increases awareness and save you money. Learn what this will do for you, how to use the sample spreadsheets, and how to get access to the full version (for free).
by Joel Zaslofsky | Mar 21, 2013
This Smart and Simple Matters show features Mike Vardy and his perspectives on productivity. We discuss the seeds of awesomeness, why “why?” is the best question to ask (and when), “status battles,” and a whole new meaning of being productive.
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by Joel Zaslofsky | Feb 11, 2013
This Smart and Simple Matters show features Dan and Vanessa Hayes. We discuss our relationship with “stuff,” how to simplify and organize all aspects of life, the differences between physical and digital clutter, and what universal topics everyone should be educated on.
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by Joel Zaslofsky | Feb 4, 2013
This edition of Smart and Simple Matters features Steve Rosenbaum discussing the promise of curating, the evolution of storytelling, filtering the Internet, and the balance of power between content creators, distribution platforms, and curators.
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by Joel Zaslofsky | Dec 20, 2012
What to know how I turned my minimalism and personal finance know-how into an amazing unintentional benefit? It’s 16 months of intentional living, no new clothes, plus a great story.
by Joel Zaslofsky | Sep 17, 2012
This edition of the Smart and Simple Matters show features the topic of curating and why is so valuable in a world exploding with technology and information. I cover why curating is so essential, some great examples of curating tools, case studies of curating experts, the primary way I curate, and more.
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by Joel Zaslofsky | Aug 20, 2012
This edition of the Smart and Simple Matters show features a technology pro and budding simplicity master, Ethan Waldman. We break down how technology is best used by small businesses, ways to harness it for simplifying and organizing, and how to thrive with the least amount of technology possible.
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by Joel Zaslofsky | Aug 6, 2012
This edition of the Smart and Simple Matters show features a professional Daily Money Manager, Carole Evenchik. We talk about why money works for some people and against others, the story of joy and loss behind a $185,000.00 life insurance check, being empowered up to your capacity…and beyond, as well as other great topics.
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by Joel Zaslofsky | Jul 30, 2012
We’re obsessed with clutter but we should be focusing on chaos instead. Grasping why you should ditch clutter and master chaos will also help you learn how to sell, communicate, and apply better labels to what you believe in.
by Joel Zaslofsky | May 2, 2011
All rankings are not created equal. So maybe you shouldn’t always trust the bias of them without exploring what the variables and biases actually are.