It's a Niche Podcast

In today's episode I'm sharing my process for my end-of-year review.  Of course, this is currently timely, and yet you can do a review at any time, it doesn’t have to be at the end of December. There are some tools and things to consider that make it effective and I’m diving diving into those for you. Plus I share 12 great questions for you to use for your review and I open the curtain on my review and the lessons I learned.

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In this episode, I’m sharing:

• The value of completing an end-of-year review
• The process, tools and questions you can use to do your own reflection to set up your next year
• The five lessons I’m taking from this year into the next

For more details about the upcoming training on how to take action on the projects you say you want to do but aren't (WITHOUT more time management or goal setting!) head to amandajane.ca/actiontraining

When you think of stillness often there's a peace that comes with it, yet when you think of yourself "still not taking action" it brings up a whole other emotion that rarely feels like peace.

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In this episode, I'm sharing:

• The similarities and differences between still, as in stillness and still, as in "I'm still procrastinating"
• The two things you can do when you're judging yourself for still being where you are
• The one thing to ensure you're not still in the same place later

If you want to be the first to know about the upcoming Action Takers Club coming in 2022 head over to www.amandajane.ca/actiontakersclub to get on the waitlist.

There seems to be an unspoken rule that you have to "stick to a plan" and today we're exploring the danger of this belief and what it might be costing you.

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In this episode, I'm sharing

• The two things that arise when you think you have to stick to a plan
• Important differences between planning and a plan
• Four simple questions to ask when things change to create a new plan

I've never heard anyone explore procrastination in this way before. We're diving deep and empowering you with what it REALLY means if you've got the point of procrastination and what it takes to move past it. 

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In this episode, you'll learn

• Why you might not be following through on the things you say you're going to do (it's not what you think it is)
• Revealing the idea of an emotional immune system that keeps you safe
• Two suggestions for how you can start to move past procrastination without forcing yourself to "just do it"

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What makes it easy to start a new project? How about a unique plan that will help you keep going long after the new shiny excitement has worn off?

In today's exciting inaugural episode I'm going to share some unique ideas to help you start a brand new project and a framework you can use no matter the kind of project that you want to start.

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In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why I started this podcast and how it ties into my bigger business goals of helping women use their time for what matters
• Why creating a project plan is more valuable than simply setting a goal
• The four core components I recommend including in a project plan to get you started

Welcome! This is More Ways, a podcast for creative, ambitious women for whom productivity advice and time management tips tools and hacks haven't worked. 

I'm your host, Amanda Jane, and my intention is to inspire you to redefine productivity for yourself, to uncover what productivity means to you and the role you want it to play in your life.

Here we explore More Ways to more ways to be productive, make progress on your dream projects, create momentum, make a difference in the world and live a life that you love.

More Ways is not your typical productivity podcast, instead we're creating and sharing a new approach to what it means to be productive for modern women.

For more information and to subscribe visit moreways.ca