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Sep 16, 2026 20 min

Impact: Busy or Efficient?

from Kind of Crushing It Hosted by Jessica McGovern & Natalie Milosevic

Jessica and Nat unpack the difference between being busy and being efficient at work. From overflowing to-do lists to delegation, systems and decision-making, they explore how easy it is to mistake activity for progress. They reflect on what it really means to work efficiently, focus on the tasks that move the needle, and stop spending energy on things that don't create meaningful impact. You'll hear about: 1️⃣ How to identify the tasks that create the greatest impact 2️⃣ Why being busy isn't always the same as being productive 3️⃣ Practical ways to work more efficiently without working harder If you've ever ended the day exhausted but wondered what you actually achieved, this episode is for you. Jessica and Nat explore how to prioritise effectively, challenge the way you approach your workload, and focus your effort where it will make the biggest difference. For more information on the Pareto Principle there's an article here. Natalie Ellis' book The Freedom-Based Business Method is available here. 🌐 Connect with us: LinkedIn Have topics you want us to cover? We'd love to hear from you! You can post right here or connect with us on LinkedIn 🩷 If you loved this episode, please hit subscribe and leave us a stellar review 🌟, it helps connect our like-minded community...kind of keeping us all in touch and sane.

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