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127. 5 Invisible Forces That Make You Always Feel Behind
Send me a message!š¤
You know that feeling when youāre super busy, you have a million things to do ā¦ but you still feel behind and like you got nothing done at the end of the day?
Itās not your imagination.Ā
In this episode of the Learn and Work Smarter podcast, I reveal the 5 secret (and oh so sneaky!) invisible forces that destroy productivity and keep you running on a to-do-list treadmill to nowhere.
What You'll Learn:
- How most people approach productivity (and get it wrong)
- The sneaky thing you do all day that takes WAY more time than you think it does
- How your brain is lying to you about what it can do
- How planning optimism (sure! I can do that!) is a productivity predator
- Exactly how to tame these 5 invisible forces and take back your day
š Resources Mentioned:
- āSchoolHabits University (SchoolHabitsUniversity.com)
- āNote-Taking Power System (NoteTakingSystem.com)
- āAssignment Management Power System (AssignmentManagementSystem.com)
- āFREE Parent Training: How to Help Your Teen Handle School Like a Pro
- Episode website (https://www.learnandworksmarter.com/podcast/127)
- Submit a question to the show
- Episode 03: The Admin Block StrategyĀ
- Episode 95: Time Estimation Strategies
- Episode 68: The Time Management Trap Nobody Talks About Ā
- Free weekly planner (FREE DOWNLOAD)
- Google Calendar Tutorial for Students
ā¤ļø Connect:
- Subscribe on YouTube
Got your own burning question you'd like me to answer on a future episode? AWESOME! You can submit your questions via the form on my homepage right here.
Please follow the show and leave a review if what you hear is helpful. Doing so helps me more than you'll ever know. Thank you!!
LET'S CONNECT
Sign up for my (pretty darn good) newsletter that I very craftily named ReportCard.
For hundreds of tutorials featuring tips on studying, productivity, organization, learning, time management and more, head to my blog: SchoolHabits.com.
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By Katie AzevedoSend me a message!š¤
You know that feeling when youāre super busy, you have a million things to do ā¦ but you still feel behind and like you got nothing done at the end of the day?
Itās not your imagination.Ā
In this episode of the Learn and Work Smarter podcast, I reveal the 5 secret (and oh so sneaky!) invisible forces that destroy productivity and keep you running on a to-do-list treadmill to nowhere.
What You'll Learn:
- How most people approach productivity (and get it wrong)
- The sneaky thing you do all day that takes WAY more time than you think it does
- How your brain is lying to you about what it can do
- How planning optimism (sure! I can do that!) is a productivity predator
- Exactly how to tame these 5 invisible forces and take back your day
š Resources Mentioned:
- āSchoolHabits University (SchoolHabitsUniversity.com)
- āNote-Taking Power System (NoteTakingSystem.com)
- āAssignment Management Power System (AssignmentManagementSystem.com)
- āFREE Parent Training: How to Help Your Teen Handle School Like a Pro
- Episode website (https://www.learnandworksmarter.com/podcast/127)
- Submit a question to the show
- Episode 03: The Admin Block StrategyĀ
- Episode 95: Time Estimation Strategies
- Episode 68: The Time Management Trap Nobody Talks About Ā
- Free weekly planner (FREE DOWNLOAD)
- Google Calendar Tutorial for Students
ā¤ļø Connect:
- Subscribe on YouTube
Got your own burning question you'd like me to answer on a future episode? AWESOME! You can submit your questions via the form on my homepage right here.
Please follow the show and leave a review if what you hear is helpful. Doing so helps me more than you'll ever know. Thank you!!
LET'S CONNECT
Sign up for my (pretty darn good) newsletter that I very craftily named ReportCard.
For hundreds of tutorials featuring tips on studying, productivity, organization, learning, time management and more, head to my blog: SchoolHabits.com.