EPISODE · Oct 28, 2021 · 18 MIN
How to use an ordinary diary to obliterate overwhelm. EP #230 - Den Lennie
from The Den Lennie Show · host Den Lennie
In this ridiculously good episode, Den obliterates every excuse in the book for not being productive and for feeling overwhelmed while running your business, and... gives a ton of proven and battle-tested methods, tricks, and strategies to overcome a lack of productivity, disorganization, and overwhelm.But first...Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:A dead giveaway that you lack systematization in your business. - 0:50The #1 reason why most small business owners feel more overwhelmed than a one-toothed man in a corn-on-the-cob eating contest. (And, what to do if you're one of them. - 1:00)When focusing on improving your "technical" abilities in your business is a BAD idea. - 1:50What the "freelance curse" is, and how to make damn sure you avoid it. - 2:20A disturbing fact: according to professor Tom Jackson from Loughborough University, 92% of employees become stressed when they receive and read an email in the workplace. (Ah, so what? You're a freelance videographer or a business owner - your email inbox doesn't raise your blood pressure, right? Don't be too sure. - 3:00)An almost unheard-of method to overcome overwhelm at work. (Next time you're as busy as an ant of a candy bar and you feel stress coming on, just do this... - 4:30)How to use an ordinary diary to obliterate overwhelm at work. - 4:50A no-muss, no-fuss way to organize your week. - 4:45The lazy man's guide to outworking most workaholics while only working a 3.5-hour workweek.A little-known app Alexander Graham Bell would have loved. FACT: Alex Graham Bell was one of history's most productive men ever. (When asked about the secret to productivity, he said this: "Concentrate all your thoughts upon the work at hand. The sun's rays do not burn until brought to a focus." Well, this little-known app will help you do just that. - 7:50)Two tell-tale signs that you're a willing victim of overwhelm. (If these two tell-tale signs describe you when you're working, then you'll want to fix this right quick. - 8:10)Q. What do pot smokers and multi-taskers have in common? A. They both perform tasks well under their capabilities. (Truth be told, if you want to perform a task well, you're better off smoking pot than multitasking. - 8:30)A “2-minute seminar” on energy management. (If you're dragging arse through the day and have the energy level of a sloth on Valium, then what you hear at 9:00 could be just what the doctor ordered.)It’s no secret Dolly Parton preferred working 5 to 9 instead of 9 to 5. Well, Den's also a fan of workin' 5 to 9. Here's why... - 10:00Den's daily routine. - 11:00Den's secret "White Space” scheduling technique that inoculates you from unexpected situations and stops your day from getting derailed. - 12:00Why video freelancers who make themselves available 24/7 are beyond silly. - 13:10If a business owner is overwhelmed at work, is it really their fault? Here Den's uncircumcised answer at 15:40Quite possible the most counterintuitive truth ever told. - 16:10Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Mentoring options : www.denlennie.comConnect with Den on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/den_lennie
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In this ridiculously good episode, Den obliterates every excuse in the book for not being productive and for feeling overwhelmed while running your business, and... gives a ton of proven and battle-tested methods, tricks, and strategies to overcome a lack of productivity, disorganization, and overwhelm. But first... Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear: A dead giveaway that you lack systematization in your business. - 0:50The #1 reason why most small business owners feel more overwhelmed t...
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