On this week's episode I share 3 fresh new productivity hacks, plus I answer a bunch of listener questions.

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Feature Story: 3 Fresh Productivity Hacks

Here are 3 fresh productivity hacks I am experimenting with. Listen to the podcast audio for a complete discussion – the list below won't make sense without the audio!

1. Free Day Targets
2. Budget 168
3. Exclusion Bias

“The single best time management tool is the word ‘no'.” -Rick Warren

Listener Questions

1. From the Listener Line: Bill Murray asks about how to create response-generating titles and subtitles.
2. From the Listener Line: Bret Ridgway asks about the future of product launches.
3. From the Listener Line: Robert M Schwarztrauber asks about how to find the audience for your website or product.
4. From the Listener Line: Dr. Eric Hall asks about promotion and SEO.
5. From the Listener Line: James Stewart contends I'm wrong about men being “the bride of Christ”.

I answered questions from these listeners:

•Robert Plank – asked about making “scary topics” (such as selling via Webinars) appealing to regular folks.
•Marie McMichael – asked about legal disclaimers for your websites.
•Dana Beasley – had a comment to offer.
•Connie Ragen Green – asked about whether we still recommend using bullet points in sales copy.
•John Klein – wants to know how to track the source of links and leads from various sources for his music success workshop site.
•Christy Sales – slipped in a plug for her site.

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Question for you: What are YOUR favorite productivity hacks?