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EPISODE · Feb 27, 2024 · 18 MIN

Time Equity and the Importance of Creating Equitable Time Systems

from Hack Your Time · host Vikki Louise

Have you ever considered how our different circumstances impact our interaction with time, work, lifestyle and productivity? Here's what we know for sure, no two people are the same. And this is the issue with the mass marketization of time. It has put Time Equality at the forefront of everything we do, with a 40 hour work week, Monday through Friday, where we are all expected to be able to work the same, consistently, throughout the days. This simply isn't how it works. In today's episode I'm teaching you about Time Equity and offering actionable steps you can take to bring Time Equity into your work life, whether you are a solopreneur, or oversee tens of thousands of staff. This is an episode to listen to on repeat, get out the notebook for and share with someone you care about, who you know cares about others. And, of course, if you're committed to helping those around you succeed with ease, then we can support you in bringing Time Equity into your work life, simply email [email protected] with the email subject "Time Equity" and we'll send you more information.  Email us now at [email protected]

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