In Part 1 of my conversation with Richie Norton, we discussed his countercultural but transformational approach to time management, program stacking and how they can help you generate huge results. In today's episode, Richie and I are picking up where we left off to talk about the importance of changing how you are paid.

Productivity and efficiency are frequently found at the altars of the working world, but are we sacrificing too much for them? In this episode, I'm joined by Richie Norton, author of Anti-Time Management, an unconventional but genius approach to reclaiming your time while revolutionizing your results.

Have you ever felt that there are some subjects that you just can't master? Have you ever imagined what would be possible if you could get more intelligent?

Have you ever felt like it's too late for you? Have you ever felt like life passed you by, that your dream is gone forever, or that too many awful things have happened to you? Today I have as my guest the daughter of the late great Stephen R. Covey. Her name is Cynthia Covey Haller, and she has spent 10 plus years completing a book for you.

Have you ever underinvested in your personal development? Have you ever been too busy living to think about life today? I'm going to share an inspiring story, something counterintuitive that I've learned, and some actionable advice. By the end of this episode, you will be able to take advantage of what might be the highest leverage activity on earth.

Have you found that in your current busyness you have underinvested in your personal growth? If you have, then you're in the right place, and this is the right episode for you today. I have invited back my friend, Dr. Ben Hardy, onto the podcast to tell us why it is easier to do 10X than 2X.

What can we learn from the world's greatest public servant and most experienced diplomat? In this episode, we're diving deep into the practices that will help you create space to understand others, no matter the differences that stand between you.

Have you ever had the sense that you had greater potential than your current life requires or even allows you to produce?

Know the critical points you must set before you begin a goal

Robert Stanley Dyrdek is many things. He's an entrepreneur, actor, producer, reality TV personality, and former professional skateboarder. He's possibly best known for his reality shows 'Rob and Big', 'Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory', and 'Ridiculousness', but none of that does it justice. Every time I talk to Rob Dyrdek, I feel like I'm seeing a powerful version of what essentialism plus effortless can do for a person.

Have you ever invested heavily in a new product or service for your customers only to find they didn't buy it? Have you ever put in a lot of effort into getting someone a gift only to find that their response was lukewarm? Would you like to be less wrong in your relationships at work and at home?

Have you ever felt like you have the ability to make a greater contribution to your work, your family, or society, but you've run out of space in your life? Or maybe you've noticed that the busier you get, the less time you have for personal growth? Feeling like you have untapped potential is an epidemic in today's fast-paced culture.

Do you have a relationship or a project that you need to turn around? What if you could immediately increase your influence on this project or with that relationship?

Have you ever struggled with making a transition? Whether in your personal or professional life, transitions can be stressful to navigate, but what if there was a way to make them easier?

In this episode, I have a simple question for you: What would you do with an extra day each week?

Have you ever felt stuck in a personal or professional relationship?

Have you ever felt seriously stuck in a relationship where the harder you tried, the worse it got?

Can you think of a problem that irritates you repeatedly? What has the total cost of managing that been to you over several years today?

A critical key to understanding yourself is discovering the residual results you're getting in your life.

Have you ever had someone come to you with a dilemma, but when you start to share your advice, they resist your every suggestion?

Have you ever had someone come to you with a dilemma, but when you start to share your advice, they resist your every suggestion?

Have you wanted to be able to understand your own story better and to be able to share that story with other people?

How to escape the costly trap of trying to be right all the time