1. Susan Burnett - Timeboxing

This episode features Jennifer Mrozek Sukalo, the author of Claim Your Swagger (out soon!), Chief Swagger Officer at Swagger U, working to help people stop surviving and start thriving. Jennifer dives into the power of gratitude. She shares how small perspective changes that increase our awareness can help us to reframe overwhelm or busyness into gratitude. Jennifer shares examples of how a gratitude practice can create an immediate and profound mind shift that lead to creativity and productivity. Learn more about how your organization can build high-performance habits and skills at scale at www.1st90.com.

This episode features Tyler Ellison, an executive with experience leading companies in logistics, manufacturing and technology. He's the Founder and Chairman of the b2b chemicals marketplace ChemDirect, and the CEO of Tedia, a fine chemicals manufacturer. Tyler dives into the power of the art and science of listening - pointing out that problem solving and critical thinking begins not with hearing, but with listening. From his background in law, he has learned how to use open ended questions, intentional listening, and how much more we can gain from asking the right question. Learn more about how your organization can build high-performance habits and skills at scale at www.1st90.com. Resources: Chesterson's Fence via Farnam Street: https://fs.blog/chestertons-fence/

This episode features Vic Smith, Manager Capability Lead at Amazon. Vic dives into the power of self-reflection and how she uses journaling, self-reflection throughout her day, and other reflective tools to check-in with herself to recenter, reground and move forward. From active deep breathing to note taking, she builds in self reflection to her daily life. Learn more about how your organization can build high-performance habits and skills at scale at www.1st90.com. Resources: Managing Oneself by Peter Drunker Intensive Journal Workshop from Ira Progoff

This episode features Jerry Poole, founder and former CEO of Acrometis, co-founder and former COO of MedRisk, and a skilled engineer. Jerry dives into the power of making a list and the tools he uses for creating and organizing the lists in his life, including the Franklin Planner. Learn more about how your organization can build high-performance habits and skills at scale at www.1st90.com.

This episode features Richard Hodge, a thought leader and researcher in the leadership development space. Richard discusses how he learned the core habit of generosity from a young age and the positive impact it has had on his career. Learn more about how your organization can build high-performance habits and skills at scale at www.1st90.com.

This episode features Praful Saklani, CEO of Pramata. Praful shares how his habit of meditation, and the mindfulness it creates, has helped him to move from a place of reaction to a place of reflection and how this habit has changed over the decades he's practiced. Learn more about how your organization can build high-performance habits and skills at scale at www.1st90.com.

On this inaugural One Habit episode, host Mike Heslin is joined by Susan Burnett to talk about how the habit of timeboxing allowed her to unlock both productivity and work-life balance. Susan is the CEO of  Designing Your Life Consulting (https://designingyour.life) and former Chief Learning Officer or SVP at Yahoo!, Deloitte, Gap Inc., and Hewlett-Packard. Learn more about how your organization can build habits and skills at scale at www.1st90.com.

On the One Habit podcast, host Mike Heslin asks leaders to share actionable wisdom about the one habit that has helped them the most in finding success and fulfillment. Learn from leaders in business, sports, public service, entertainment, academia, spirituality, and more, as we unpack the habits that have improved their lives and enabled them to make an impact on the lives of others. Learn more about how your organization can build habits and skills at scale at www.1st90.com.