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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2020 · 10 MIN

Science Experiments

from Time Hacking Radio · host Denim Automation

I am absolutely NOT an expert in time hacking. Things are a work in progress and I am in the process of solving things. That being said, I want to be sure that I am representing myself properly in this podcast, which is how I decided to experiment on myself. I have been taking inspiration from two amazing books, Make Time by John Zeratsky and Jake Knapp, and 2 Second Lean by Paul Akers. Both books encourage an experimental spirit. Here's how I'll be doing things: Roll out a new experiment every week. Give myself at least a week to try a new experiment. No more than one new process each week. After a solid effort I'll give you an update on the before and after of each trial. Things I want from this process: More time to do things I want to do like... Spend more time with my kids...generally hanging out. Spend more time with my husband. Grow my chimney sweeping company. Get my health back in check. Systemize my house cleaning. If you're wondering about my progress, you can follow me on Instagram @denimautomation where I'll be sharing some insider content. Check out my resource page at resources.timehackingradio.com.

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