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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2016 · 6 MIN

106: Why Productivity is Bunk

from Productive Flourishing Podcast · host Charlie Gilkey

Thanks so much for joining me on this quick episode. On this solo riff, I talk about why productivity gets a bad rap, and how instead of focusing on all the reasons why productivity is bunk, we’re better off focusing on finishing the stuff that matters. Ready? Let’s do this!    Key Takeaways:[0:25] SaneBox can help sort your mail for you, so email can finally make sense again![1:28] Why productivity gets a bad rap these days![2:12] Why people feel torn between being productive & enjoying quality time with family.[2:32] What it means to be a thriving person.[3:03] What separates talented creatives from everybody else?[3:39] All the reasons for why productivity is bunk are wrong. So, what is productivity really about?[4:21] Let’s not focus on why others think productivity is bunk and focus instead on finishing the stuff that matters![5:03] Until next time, talk less about productivity, start finishing the stuff that matter, and stand tall! Mentioned in This Episode:www.SaneBox.comCreative Giant Campfire Facebook Group This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.productiveflourishing.com/subscribe

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