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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2024 · 8 MIN

E27: What is a Vacuum Week?

from Getting Results with Dr. Jean · host Dr. Jean, The Results Queen

Dr. Jean, The Results Queen® discusses the importance of taking a "vacuum week" away from work to recharge. Dr. Jean shares that she took a 10-day vacation without checking email or working, spending time with their son. She found it very rejuvenating and it led to increased creativity and productivity after returning to work. Dr. Jean recommends scheduling regular "vacuum weeks" where you fully disconnect from work to improve mental health and performance. She believes these breaks are crucial for maximizing success and encourages listeners to try a digital detox vacation. Key Takeaways: Take Time Away: The importance of taking time away from work to recharge mentally and physically Digital Detox: How a digital detox and disconnecting from technology can improve mental health Increase Creativity & Productivity: Taking a vacation without any work responsibilities can increase creativity and productivity Schedule Regularly: Scheduling regular "vacuum weeks" as part of success habits. Prioritizing Quality Time: Spending quality time disconnected with family and loved ones on vacation. Get more information on: http://gettingresultswithdrjean.com/  Email: [email protected]  

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