Reset Days: Your Strategy to Overcome Overwhelm (TPS582)
Feeling swamped and stuck? In this episode, we dive deep into the concept of “Reset Days”, a powerful strategy to conquer overwhelm and get back on track. Discover practical techniques, from mental and emotional resets to tactical workload management, that will help you regain control, boost your productivity, and find your flow again. Learn how […]
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Burnout: The Wake-Up Call You Can’t Ignore
Have you ever hit a point where even your morning coffee–or in this case, matcha latte–can’t spark motivation? When every small task feels heavy, and you start detaching from the work, people, and routines you once loved? That creeping sense of exhaustion isn’t laziness–it’s burnout knocking at your door. In this encore episode, we discuss […]
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Focus, Flow, and the ADHD Advantage w/ Alan P. Brown (TPS581)
Ever wonder why some of your best ideas come when your mind refuses to sit still? Productivity coach and author Alan P. Brown argues that ADHD isn’t just a challenge; it can be a hidden advantage when you learn how to harness it. From understanding how your brain truly works to mastering evidence-based “brain scaffolding” […]
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Resilience in Action: Turning Adversity Into Productivity
Have you ever faced a challenge so overwhelming that it threatened to derail your focus, your goals, and even your sense of direction? Adversity strikes all of us, often when we least expect it. But what separates those who crumble under pressure from those who come out stronger is not luck; it’s resilience. In this […]
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Meal Planning Tips That Save Time Every Single Week (TPS580)
How much time do you really spend thinking about what to eat, cooking, and cleaning up? For most people, it adds up to more than 10 hours a week — time that could be used for work, family, or simply recharging. The problem is that when your energy is low, the easiest option becomes takeout […]
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