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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2026 · 40 MIN

Ep155 - From Chaos to Clarity with Hussein Hamka

from Well Workplaces · host Tom Bosna

Welcoming back, Hussein Hamka, performance coach and author. This conversation looks at a familiar challenge for many leaders and teams right now: Work feeling busy, reactive and fragmented.Huss shares a practical way to cut through that noise. His approach centres on clarity, energy and simple behavioural systems that help people perform well without burning out. A key idea he returns to is that energy is the real asset at work, not time.Tom and Huss explore the habits that move people from chaos to control. Weekly and daily planning, using tools like the Eisenhower Matrix, batching similar tasks and protecting time for deep work all play a role.They also talk about why motivation fades quickly, while identity and systems tend to stick. The conversation finishes with the foundations that support sustainable performance every day. Sleep, movement, nutrition, managing stress, taking short recovery breaks and the role leaders play in setting the tone for healthy ways of working.~Resources: Connect with Hussein Hamka on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/husseinhamka/https://www.husfit.co/Plan to Peak Perform Book: https://www.husfit.co/plantopeakperformbookThe Eisenhower Matrix: https://asana.com/resources/eisenhower-matrix

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