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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2026 · 15 MIN

#76 7 Words to Stop using Now if You Want to Have More Time

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You've tried the productivity systems. The planners. The time-blocking apps. You've read the books and listened to the experts. And you're still exhausted. Still behind. Still feeling like there isn't enough time. What nobody has told you is this: the problem might not be your system. It might be your language. The specific words you say every day — to yourself and to others — are quietly running a programme in your brain that makes you feel like time is happening to you instead of being chosen by you. In this week's The Energy Podcast episode, I walk you through 7 common words that are actively destroying your sense of time, agency, and confidence. For each word, I give you the exact swap, the psychology behind why it works, and the immediate shift it creates. No new system. No new habit. Just seven words — and seven replacements that start working the moment you use them. So, tune in! Links mentioned in this episode: Bounce Back from Burnout  Join Accelerate with Anna Newsletter  Own Your Week Workbook  Anna's Instagram  101 Coaching Session  If you enjoyed the episode, and haven't done so, please follow the podcast so others can beat burnout and regain their energy too. Follow now!

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