Hey everyone! We here at myTechne are back to announce some new exciting things!

First, we're migrating to a new feed called Not as Advertised: we're live and on every podcast platform.

Next, that new feed will host our new show, Not as Advertised where we explore the ideas and products in the productivity space and examine if they work as advertised.

Finally, this is the end for Break the System - but wait! We're keeping all your favourite episodes live here but our new show will be exclusively hosted on that feed and on YouTube so go subscribed to us there!

And to everyone that's listened to Break the System - we can't thank you enough for your support and hope that you continue to support us on our new show!

The founding team gets together to discuss what we learned in 2019 and where we are headed in 2020.    Hint: We are building a product that enables busy people to be productive in a systematic and sustainable manner.    Want to be an early beta user? Join our mailing list at http://www.mytechne.io/technology Episode Highlights  (07:30) Stay consistent with your system (17:30) Self-care is productivity  (28:10) Our biggest take-away in 2019  (32:55) What does this mean for our Product?

Today on Halloween, we talk about the spooky details of your gut and how the bacteria and microbes can influence your sleep and your mood.

Today, we talk about how relationships can boost your self-esteem and productivity.

Today, we talk about how having a hobby can actually make you more productive at work.

Today, we break down why some of us are less willing to take risks to succeed and get a win.

Today, we break down why some of us are more willing to take risks to succeed and get a win.

Today, we talk about the different forms of criticism and how (maybe not so) surprisingly, constructive feedback is the most effective way to up your productivity.

Today, we talk about a 6-step method to implement self-reflection and re-iteration into your daily workflow, whether that be for personal goals or for work.

Today, we break down the fear of missing out (FOMO) and the main forces driving this, and how productivity might actually make FOMO worse.

Today, we're going back and refreshing our content on habits by delving into the core concept of how feedback loops are made in our brain.