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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2026 · 20 MIN

Working in Iterations: A Mindful Way to Start, Progress, and Let Go of Perfect

from Awakening Mindfulness at Work: A Conversation That Matters! · host Pierre Khawand & Sarah Killeen

In this episode of Awakening Mindfulness at Work, Pierre and Sarah explore a deceptively simple yet transformative approach: working in iterations. Rather than taking on overwhelming tasks all at once, they introduce the idea of creating small, intentional “containers”—clear, manageable steps that help us begin, explore, and make progress with more ease. They discuss how iterations can reduce procrastination, shift us out of overwhelm, and support creativity and thoughtful action. The conversation also touches on the neuroscience behind getting started, the balance between structure and flexibility, and the challenge of knowing when something is “good enough.” Along the way, they invite listeners to move from being a constant “doer” to becoming a more intentional “designer” of their work. This episode offers a practical and mindful approach to tackling meaningful work—one step at a time.

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