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When was the last time you did something purely for joy—not to achieve, optimize, or improve?
On today's episode, Seth reframes joy as fuel, not a reward. He shares how neglecting joy turns wins hollow, and how simple, scheduled enjoyment can restore creativity, patience, and clarity. You’ll get a practical exercise: list five joy-giving activities, schedule one this week like a board meeting, and reflect on the shift in your mood, energy, and relationships.
Key Takeaways:
- Joy sustains performance; it isn’t laziness or an afterthought
- Scheduling joy like any critical meeting restores creativity and resilience
- Small, non-productive pleasures can re-energize leadership and life
More from The Inner Empire:
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By Seth GreeneWhen was the last time you did something purely for joy—not to achieve, optimize, or improve?
On today's episode, Seth reframes joy as fuel, not a reward. He shares how neglecting joy turns wins hollow, and how simple, scheduled enjoyment can restore creativity, patience, and clarity. You’ll get a practical exercise: list five joy-giving activities, schedule one this week like a board meeting, and reflect on the shift in your mood, energy, and relationships.
Key Takeaways:
- Joy sustains performance; it isn’t laziness or an afterthought
- Scheduling joy like any critical meeting restores creativity and resilience
- Small, non-productive pleasures can re-energize leadership and life
More from The Inner Empire:
innerempirepodcast.com