ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, I tell you about a client I still think about years later. She was in her late 20s, a project manager at a tech company, and she hired me to help her get more productive. Turns out, work was all she had.
That client changed how I think about my own work. In this episode, I get into what productivity is for, why more is not necessarily better, why so many of us feel like we never have enough time, and why opting out of hustle culture didn't cost me a single promotion.
You want to be successful at work. You also want a life outside of it. You could have both. Here's how I think about that, and what it takes.
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