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In this episode of Reflection Notes, I explore what it means to prepare for significant demand before it arrives.
Most of us are taught how to perform, deliver, and solve problems. Far fewer of us are taught how to build the capacity needed to meet pressure without becoming depleted in the process.
Using the idea of nourishment as readiness, I reflect on how we can prepare for demanding seasons in work and life by asking three important questions: What do I need to build? What do I need to release? What do I need to protect?
If you’re heading into a major project, a season of change, or a period of increased responsibility, this episode offers a thoughtful framework for preparing with greater intention, protecting your future capacity, and approaching demand without burning out.
By Angela WeeseIn this episode of Reflection Notes, I explore what it means to prepare for significant demand before it arrives.
Most of us are taught how to perform, deliver, and solve problems. Far fewer of us are taught how to build the capacity needed to meet pressure without becoming depleted in the process.
Using the idea of nourishment as readiness, I reflect on how we can prepare for demanding seasons in work and life by asking three important questions: What do I need to build? What do I need to release? What do I need to protect?
If you’re heading into a major project, a season of change, or a period of increased responsibility, this episode offers a thoughtful framework for preparing with greater intention, protecting your future capacity, and approaching demand without burning out.