Conduit

It’s annoying but sometimes we have to do it. That said we’re wondering what are some way we can prevent the mundane from throwing us off our groove.

Stop and Start. More and Less. Ends and Beginnings. The end of the year is here so Jay and Kathy are working on what to end and what to begin when coming into 2023. Also, is Kathy ending Jay’s tenure on the show?!

It's the end of the year and people are planning. Also people are planning to succeed but what does that look like and how do you help others reach it? This week, we answer a listener question: "how do you mentor folks afraid of success?"

The bestest of system names for the bestest of friends. Kathy and Jay talk about the changes their systems have had and why it's okay to be dynamic.

Kathy is away so Jay has brought bag and electronics YouTuber PK Shiu to the show to talk about what we learn in our side-hustles.

This episode is super seriously silly. Jay and Kathy explore some of silly habits that break up the tension in their day-to-day.

While Jay is off keynoting, Kathy brings James Thomson in to talk about living with chronic pain and eye problems, while being kind to yourself.

Life can get a little foggy, but instead let it get froggy! Leap into this episode about identifying and overcoming brain f(r)og. Also: make sure to wish Jay a happy birthday today (10/6) on social media!!

This conduit, Kathy and Jay are joined by the Pen Boss himself - Brad Dowdy. The three examine their quirky roles and breakdown how they found their flow.

Some seasons are spicy, some are nutty, and some are just relaxing. Kathy and Jay are in some new seasons and with folks heading back to school and traveling, we’re sure you can figure out how your productivity needs to adjust for the season you’re in.

Jay and Kathy go on a journey of what it means to be the face of something and how to adjust how that affects your day to day choices.

Kathy and Jay’s systems have changed a lot since Episode 1 and so have Kathy and Jay. This episode is the first of a quarterly look at the changes that have taken place and what brought them about.

Toxic productivity and toxic positivity are just that - TOXIC. Failure happens. Our goal is find the lesson from it, stay focused on our goal and adapt. This week we share some failure and discuss how we change our own red circles to green or yellow ones.

Kathy is joined by returning guest host Scotty J to discuss spoon and energy management as our lives increase in scope and changes.

This week we have a special guest to talk about their new project, their old project, jay's projects, and starting, stopping, and gambling on projects.... (if you got to know, you know.)

Conduit Cares and Gives Care. We're talking about caregiving. Caring for others and Caring for ourselves. We hope you'll care to to listen to this heartfelt episode.

Why is it the little things that give us pause? In this episode we talk about the most challenging of tasks, like doing TikToks and sending mail. Are printers out to get us? Yes.

We all want the new hotness, but with chip shortages and inflation, it seems like we’ll need to make do with what we have.

Jay is blowing the dust off some older machines and Kathy is having space issues. It's time for some spring cleaning!

Do you have a tendency to overplan? Jay and Kathy talk about how they combat over-planning as Jay gets ready for his new gig!

Jay has an announcement to share with the Conduit Conductors and there may be a new corhuahua in Kathy’s life.

How do we learn to shut up and take the compliment? How about with a fresh bowl of imp-pasta!

Do you have a grip on productivity? Are you worried that external factors could disrupt what you’re doing at any second? Time to put things in a VICE!

Space: The final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Conduit Its continuing mission: to explore strange new productivity systems. Join Kathy and Jay as they discuss space and the environment you work in.

Whether the Bees are Buzzing or there are no bones or spoons, thank you for being a friend and telling me the thing I needed to hear.