Habbi and Hailley dive into their first MakeWorkWork book club and discuss The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. They also (for the first time) formally introduce themselves and share their work history. This episode was done in collaboration with ILYS.
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Timestamps:
00:05:06 Intro to Habbi and Hailley
00:22:46 About The Artist’s Way
00:34:10 Thoughts on The Artist’s Way
01:11:02 Our writing
01:17:45 Getting in touch
Mentioned during the show:
This episode was produced in partnership with ILYS
The Artist’s Way, by Julia Cameron
Episode 8 on writing
Julia Cameron’s interview with the New York Times
Julia Cameron’s interview with the Seattle Times
Habbi’s Morning Pages notebook
Rest: Work Less to Get More Done, by Alex Soojung Kim Pang
Habbi’s three blog posts about writing: Part I, Part II, Part III
Hailley’s blog
Episodes to start with: 9, 4, 12
Our partnerships page
Follow us on Twitter & Instagram
MakeWorkWork bookshelf
Habbi’s profile on Goodreads
Hailley’s profile on Goodreads
In the midst of a wild few months, the hosts record at an unusual time and place. Long-standing questions get answered, like what are Habbi's DailyDos and LinkedIn questions for Hailley. Finally, they explore the viral email sign-offs alignment chart from lawful good to chaotic evil.
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Time stamps:
00:04:17 Follow up
00:17:20 Habbi’s DailyDos
00:34:20 LinkedIn tips from Hailley
01:13:35 Networking horizontally
01:24:50 Email sign-offs
Mentioned during the show:
Todoist
Todoist karma
Episode 14
Habbi’s DailyDos shortcut
Health spreadsheet
Christine Røde
The Daily Stoic
Hailley’s blog post on LinkedIn profile staying updated
Hailley’s blog posts on LinkedIn editing
Hailley’s blog post on LinkedIn tips
The email sign off alignment chart
Julia Burnham
The hosts check in on their yearly themes which stumbles them into a raw talk about the dark side of productivity apps. Oh, and Habbi got more airtime about music than probably ever before (finally).
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Timestamps:
10:46 Follow up & book club update
50:35 Real talk about Todoist
1:06:20 Yearly themes
1:32:15 Shout outs
Mentioned during the show:
Slack notification Flowchart
The True Difference Between The Hogwarts Houses: 15 Tumblr Posts
#SlytherinSquad
Reading People by Anne Bogel
21 Signs That You’re a Highly Sensitive Person
Princess Sultana book
Kindle highlights notes
Todoist karma
New bill would ban autoplay videos and endless scrolling
Omnifocus
Yearly themes episode
Taiflow
Yoga with Adriene
Alice’s blog post and musical identity thread
The Snowman - Walking In The Air
Nightwish - Walking in the Air
Pour life decisions by Ade
In this longest ever MakeWorkWork episode, Habbi and Hailley reveal a long list of personality test results, with one particularly shocking and traumatizing answer. The hosts also finally discuss a book that’s been mentioned several times in the past, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck and chat about the merits of book clubs.
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Timestamps:
03:10 Follow up
27:45 Myers Briggs
40:13 Four Tendencies
51:49 Hogwarts houses
1:19:27 The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck
1:47:27 Book clubs
Mentioned during the show:
The Enneagram
The Enneagram Made Easy book
Article about an American who lives in Europe
Harry Potter and the Sacred Texts podcast
16 Personalities test
Myers Briggs article
The Daily Stoic book
The Four Tendencies book
Gretchen Rubin
Hogwarts sorting hat by Pottermore
Harry Potter as Enneagram article
Marie Kondo
Better Than Before book
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck book
The Make Work Work bookshelf
Ryan Holiday
Cortex podcast
CGP Grey
Northstack
Rebel book club
Princess book
The Artist's Way book
The Artist’s Way workbook
Feed your brand podcast episode with Hailley
After their trip to New York filled with rain, internet friends and bagels, Habbi and Hailley finally talk about a topic Hailley's been obsessed with for the past year: figuring out one’s Enneagram type. Also, there are multiple segues into tea and desserts.
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Timestamps:
09:28 Internet friends
15:19 Enneagram types
37:05 Operating manual
48:04 Yelp skills
Mentioned during the show:
Twinings lemon tea
Brittany Berger
Interview with Brittany on the Buffer podcast
Enneagram types
The Enneagram Institute
Enneagram Made Easy book
The perfectionist problem episode
Hailley’s goal blog post
Enneagram and Coffee on Instagram
Operating manual questions
Lemon meringue pie
Snúður
Pastel de nata
Nanaimo bar
Yelp
Hailley’s Yelp profile
Rocketbook
Frixion pen
The 'Martyn Playlist' Habbi made
Enneagram types Twitter thread
Desserts Twitter thread
Habbi and Hailley add to their phone setup conversation by discussing their widget screens. They also share a few strongly held opinions about daylight savings, time zones (and Fahrenheit).
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Timestamps:
18:46 - Follow up
34:08 - Daylight savings and time zones
59:18 - Widget setups
Mentioned during the show:
Laptop stickers Twitter thread (where Hailley mistakes horses for goats)
How to Start Your Own Podcast blog post
Parks and Rec (TV show)
Why We Sleep, by Matthew Walker
BBC article: “EU backs ending daylight saving time”
Todoist
Time zones and developers blog post
xkcd voting software
Drone footage from Iceland
Habbi:
Screenshot 1
Screenshot 2
Screenshot 3
Screenshot 4
Habbi’s widgets:
Klok
Productive
Weather line
Habbi’s shortcut “directions to next event”
Alex Muench, Product Software Designer at Doist
Brittany Berger’s suggestions for automation reading
Hailley:
Screenshot 1
Screenshot 2
Hailley’s widgets:
Google Calendar
Ecobee
Smart Life
Carrot weather app
Tube exits app
Addressing a big topic of conversation (and contention) from over the years for both co-hosts, in this episode Habbi and Hailley finally talk home screens. Learn all about how their phones are organized and tackle their daily-use apps from the obvious to the obscure.
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Timestamps:
23:50 Follow up
27:06 Homescreens
1:26:20 A first time request
Mentioned during the show:
Blueprint for Armageddon
The Way of Kings audiobook
Structured procrastination essay
Laptop stickers Twitter thread
Habbis lock screen
Habbi screenshot page one
Habbi screenshot page two
Habbi’s wallpaper source
Media bias fact check website
Hailley lock screen
Hailley screenshot page one
Hailley’s old cover letter blog post
One year of making MWW reflection blog post
After summarising their tech setups, Habbi and Hailley dive into a conversation about their themes for the year. A revelation around perfectionism and its relation to being goal-oriented ensues.
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Timestamps:
2:38 Hailley’s new laptop
23:55 All of Habbi and Hailley’s work devices
47:00 Yearly themes
Mentioned during the show:
Hailley’s hardware:
Macbook Pro
Jaybird Freedom 2
Magic Trackpad 2
Magic Keyboard
Blue Yeti
iPhone 7
FitBit AltaHR
Habbi’s hardware:
Apple keyboard (that is no longer available)
Portable Laptop Stand
Foldable Mount Stand for iPhone
iPhone XS Max
Apple Watch Series 4
Apple Airpods
Bose headphones
Habbi’s podcasting headphones
Laptop stickers that are like art
Habbi and Hailley’s Knomo bag (and on Instagram)
MWW Episode 7 from last New Year
The Cortex yearly theme episodes from 2018 and 2019
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson
MWW Episode 9 about imposter syndrome
How to Be an Imperfectionist by Stephanie Guise
The Enneagram Test
One year of MWW
Dubbed “the reading year of impressiveness” Habbi and Habbi discuss the last year in books, share several books that they’re reading, and even make a few non-book recommendations. Plus, there had to be a little follow up on email.
We’re 10 episodes into MakeWorkWork and Habbi and Hailley are tackling a topic they both have a lot of opinions about, email. Everything from cold to warm email, plus intros and, of course, routines. This is an episode filled with the good, the bad and the ugly on email etiquette
Last episode, Habbi and Hailley accidentally started talking about Impostor Syndrome so in this episode they face this massive topic head-on in an attempt to figure it out. Further, this episode is packed full of app-related drama, specifically for apps of the article-reading persuasion.
This episode is all about writing. The two hosts ponder the difficulties of writing plus share their processes and the tools they use. On top of it all, by the end of the show, there’s a personal breakthrough moment around books and reading.
Habbi and Hailley dissect a mind-blowing concept about thinking, principles, and algorithms. They also discuss reading goals, will you read more if you’re challenged or setting realistic expectations? Plus, they finally share the exciting salad principles that they’ve been searching for, for weeks.
From tumbleweed to audiobooks, this episode has Habbi and Hailley sharing how they are planning in 2018 and sharing their thoughts about journaling. In a surprise twist, Habbi has been sneakily doing something related to productivity and told no one. P.S.: If send them your personal processes, they’d melt.
The end of a year has the MWW hosts reflecting on their (sometimes strange) New Year traditions as well as top reads of 2017 which includes everything from novels to cookbooks to self-improvement, to the angriest email Habbi has ever sent.
We have a podcast that is live now! It's a little meta to talk about launching a creative project, on said creative project – but that's exactly what we're doing. Oh, and also whether notifications are a nuisance now, and if the continental United States can be crossed in two trips.
How do you make work work when you're not in your regular home? We discuss what counts as a real office, the importance of a routine – and somehow the zombie apocalypse gets a mention (at least it's not Harry Potter!)
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We break down Habbi's 84 point travel checklist (and she tells us her secret to glide through international security!) and we discuss how we segment social media between personal and professional – or don't.
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In the first-ever MakeWorkWork episode, we compare and contrast task management apps, lists, and the merits of using a physical notebook. Hailley wants to know if anyone re-reads books, and turns out Habbi doesn't really – with a notable exception.