Ari Meisel
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126 appearances
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1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Ari Meisel’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Escaping the Drift with John Gafford · The Role of AI in Productivity with Ari Meisel · 29 Apr 2025
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So everything is at Let'sDoIt.com. I do all of my coaching over Voxer asynchronously. So if people want to get in touch with me on Voxer, they can. They can go to VoxWithAri.com. And I really mean that. Reach out. It's going to be me. There's no automation there. No VAs. It's just me. And I love talking about productivity and helping people grow their businesses. Cool.
Definitely Tim was first. There's no question. Tim was first to it. I was such a fan boy of Tim's and I don't know if I told you the story about how I met him. It was not, no, please, please. It was not the best way to be introduced to him. But, uh, one thing I will say is that, you know, Tim, has never had a family.
And, you know, it's very, very different when you're doing all this and you've got five kids and stuff and all this. I mean, and he's changed people's lives. No question. No one's going to respect. But I think we have sort of different approaches to some of these things. So I got asked to speak at Joe Polish's Genius Network event. I had no idea who he was or what the event was. I showed up.
And I walk into this room and I stand in the back wall and to my right is Tim Ferriss.
And we were chatting. It was very nice. But then Joe gets up and introduces me and says, I'm about to bring up Ari Mizell. He is going to be the greatest productivity expert in the entire world, even better than Tim Ferriss. And I guess I got to go. So it's like it's and I've had Tim on the podcast a bunch.
Tim's an interesting character. So, but no, he definitely was there first. There is no question. I would argue that I think a lot of my methods are very, very different.
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