Chris Bailey

1 month ago | viemagazine.com | Chris Bailey

Maison 30A Home + Garden’s Tips for 2025Organic modern design meets the coastal classic style at Maison 30A Home + Garden. This Panama City Beach-based Florida lifestyle destination combines modern minimalism with natural elements to create cozy and sophisticated living spaces for clients, blending contemporary and classic aesthetics inspired by the beauty of nature.

Jun 4, 2024 | chrisbailey.com | Chris Bailey

Takeaway: To add “seasonality” to your work, try temporarily adopting “quiet quitting”—defining stronger boundaries around your work—so you can recharge and find time to slow down and become more deliberate. This can lead you to become more productive while improving your work-life balance. Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes, 12s. Recently, I had the pleasure of hosting author Cal Newport on the podcast to talk about his terrific new book, Slow Productivity.

May 21, 2024 | chrisbailey.com | Chris Bailey

Takeaway: Artificial intelligence will let us accomplish significantly more with our time. To best take advantage of these tools,  identify the highest-leverage ways you could spend your time and carefully navigate how to “abstract” your work. Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes, 52s. What artificial intelligence will do to our productivity For each minute you spend on a task, how much do you accomplish? One of the fundamental truths about productivity is that not all tasks are created equal.

May 1, 2024 | mediacatmagazine.co.uk | Giles Lury |Gemma Jones |Chris Bailey |David Wethey

As a lover of a good story, and a marketer and innovator, Hit Makers: How Things Become Popular was always likely to be a book I would enjoy. And enjoy it I did. While its focus is on a wide range of cultural and artistic ‘hits’ from music, movies, television, books, games and apps, one of the things I really liked was how often the stories had a ‘moral’, a ‘rule’ or ‘principle’.

Feb 14, 2024 | chrisbailey.com | Chris Bailey

Takeaway: If you want to better transition into work mode while working from home, try a “fake commute.”Estimated Reading Time: 1 minutes, 45s. I’ve worked from home for the last decade or so. Despite all the benefits of WFH life, I do occasionally miss elements of my long-ago morning commute: the audiobook time as I rode into the office and the quiet moments of transition that bookended my workday. Luckily, I’ve found a ritual to serve these same functions.