Effortlessly Productive

Stop, Start, Continue: Aligning Productivity with Personal Energy and Creative Time Management

Annie Veblen McCarty Episode 26
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Unlock the secret to aligning productivity with your personal energy flow as we celebrate a significant milestone—six months of Effortlessly Productive! Imagine achieving consistent success without the confines of a rigid schedule. Curious how that's possible? This episode introduces you to the powerful "Stop, Start, Continue" reflection exercise, a tool that has reshaped my approach to podcasting and empowered my clients. Along with my incredible collaborator, Curt Felder, we've discovered how to harness personal rhythms for better productivity, and I invite you to explore what fuels your success as well.

Embrace a fresh perspective on time management with creative strategies that prioritize balance and innovation. Discover how unscheduled time can enhance both work and family life, and learn how a simple "no appointments on Sundays" rule revitalizes your energy. We delve into new planning methods that tackle procrastination and encourage the development of exciting new programs. Plus, hear how regular entrepreneurial self-check-ins can keep your goals on track, even during challenging times. Join me on this continuing journey of growth and creativity, fueled by personal insights and actionable strategies.

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