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I’m Mike Vardy. I’m a seasoned productivity expert, author, and coach dedicated to helping individuals and organizations achieve their fullest potential. With over 15 years of experience in the field of time management and productivity, I have developed unique insights and practical strategies that resonate with a wide audience.
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- About Productivityist
I’m Mike Vardy (aka The Productivityist). I’m also a writer, speaker, and podcaster. Writing. My work has appeared in the pages of SUCCESS Magazine, and online at The Huffington Post, Lifehacker, 99u, and many more. I’ve served as Managing Editor of the popular productivity blog Lifehack, and as an editor at The Next Web and WorkAwesome.
- What Is Your Morning Routine?
- How Long Have You Stuck with This Routine So Far?
- What Time Do You Go to Sleep?
- Do You Do Anything Before Going to Bed to Make Your Morning easier?
- How Soon After Waking Up Do You Have Breakfast, and What Do You Typically have?
- Do You Have A Morning Workout Routine?
- Do You Use Any Apps Or Products to Enhance Your Sleep Or Morning Routine?
- How Soon Do You Check Your Phone in The morning?
- What Are Your Most Important Tasks in The morning?
- What and When Is Your First Drink in The morning?
I wake up at approximately 8:00am every weekday except for Fridays when I get up at 7:00am to accommodate my wife’s work schedule. Upon waking, I head to the bathroom and splash water on my face to wake me up further before throwing on some clothes (nice ones if I’m doing a video coaching call) and heading to the kitchen to make an AeroPress coffee...
I’ve been working with this morning routine for about three years now, with some minor tweaks along the way to optimize it a bit further. For example, I’ve made it so that Launch Center Proprompts me to start my reading in the morning and outlines all the steps to my reading workflow within the app. Beyond that, it’s been pretty consistent.
I am a night owl, so my bedtime is usually around 1:00am. I want to get in at least 4 full sleep cycles in so if I don’t go to bed by that time then I won’t be able to function the next day.
I have a specific evening routine I carry out as well so to help me wind down my day and start the next one with a sense of direction; part of my evening routine is writing down My 3 Absolutes for the next day. I prepare my NutriBullet shakes for the morning the night before, journal in an app I use called Day One, and then meditate (using the Muse...
The smoothie is my usual breakfast, and it happens almost right away since I have it while going through my morning reading workflow. Sometimes I’ll add steel cut oatmeal to the mix, but that’s usually on weekends when my wife prepares breakfast.
I try to get outside as early as I can, so sometimes I’ll do my reading out there if the weather cooperates. But when I work out, I tend to do it at around midday so that I have enough energy to make it through the rest of the afternoon and evening, when I’m inclined to be most creative.
Productivefor iOS is the app I use to help me keep my morning routine active. I also have an alarm set to remind me when it is time to start my evening routine so I can get a more restful sleep. Sleep Cycle is my alarm clock of choice when needed, and Day One is where I journal as part of my evening routine.
It depends, but definitely not first thing. I’ve arranged my schedule so that the earliest I’ll have a coaching call or meeting is 11:00am, so I’ll usually check it before then but not much earlier.
I will often do administrative tasks early in the day because I’m not all that creative in the morning in terms of writing. I will do some outlining or planning in the late morning, though, because I find that does get the creative juices flowing. I’m using “horizontal theming” from 9:00 through 10:30am every weekday morning for online writing (tha...
My first drink is a decaffeinated coffee that I make with the AeroPress. The brand varies, depending on what my wife buys. But it’s always a decent enough brand - something like Kicking Horse or Salt Spring Coffee. I save my caffeine intake for later on, when I make myself a pot of CogniTea, normally around 1:00pm or so.
Mike Vardy. @Itsmikevardy. •. 5.9K subscribers • 191 videos. I'm Mike Vardy, but some people know me as The Productivityist. I've been part of the personal productivity landscape for over a...
Welcome to Productivityist – a company built with the quest to help you define your day, filter your focus, and make every moment matter. We do this through a variety of resources designed to help you craft your time in a sustainable way, leading to a more balanced and fulfilling life.
Dec 18, 2017 · In productivity circles, Mike Vardy is someone who doesn’t need an introduction. He’s a popular speaker on technology and productivity and is the founder at the popular productivity blog Productivityist. He is also the author of The Front Nine: How to Start the Year You Want Anytime You Want.
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Feb 16, 2023 · We are thrilled to announce that Mike Vardy, also known as “The Productivityist,” will be joining us as at Running Remote in Lisbon. Along with David Allen, Mike will take you on the Productivity hacks and deep work journey this 25th of April.
