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Feeling scatterbrained and on the edge of burnout?
In this episode of Big Sister Chats, we dive into how to actually stay focused in a world of distractions, and what helped me come back from the brink of burnout.
From mindfulness and meditation to practical productivity hacks and shifting your workspace, I share the honest, messy reality behind what works and what doesn't when your mind has 43 tabs open.
Whether you're juggling creative projects or just trying to finish your to-do list, this one's for you.
App – Medito (Meditation App)
Free, ad-free meditation app that helped you avoid burnout.
https://medito.app
Book – Scrum: The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time by Jeff Sutherland
Mentioned for its perspective on multitasking and time waste.
Pomodoro Technique
25/5 or 50/10 work-break structure to improve focus.
https://francescocirillo.com/pages/pomodoro-technique
YouTube – Study/Work With Me Videos
Recommended for structured productivity.
Try: “Study With Me – Real Time Pomodoro” or “Work With Me Live Streams”
Co-Working Sessions (with friends or virtual)
Your example: working on novels with a friend weekly for feedback and motivation.
Task Prioritization Matrix (Eisenhower Matrix)
Helpful for sorting urgent vs. important tasks.
https://todoist.com/productivity-methods/eisenhower-matrix
Digital Declutter Tips
Suggested tip: “New Chrome window with only 3 tabs max.”
Reference: Cal Newport’s Digital Minimalism
Dedicated Work Zones / Change of Environment
Library, café, or "Do Not Disturb" rooms suggested to improve mental separation from distractions.
► Host: @L.a.pichler (https://www.instagram.com/l.a.pichler/)
► Drop your questions on IG or via Spotify voice message—your story could be next!
#BurnoutRecovery #FocusTips #CreativeProductivity #MindfulnessMatters #BigSisterChats
By Big Sister Chats PodcastFeeling scatterbrained and on the edge of burnout?
In this episode of Big Sister Chats, we dive into how to actually stay focused in a world of distractions, and what helped me come back from the brink of burnout.
From mindfulness and meditation to practical productivity hacks and shifting your workspace, I share the honest, messy reality behind what works and what doesn't when your mind has 43 tabs open.
Whether you're juggling creative projects or just trying to finish your to-do list, this one's for you.
App – Medito (Meditation App)
Free, ad-free meditation app that helped you avoid burnout.
https://medito.app
Book – Scrum: The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time by Jeff Sutherland
Mentioned for its perspective on multitasking and time waste.
Pomodoro Technique
25/5 or 50/10 work-break structure to improve focus.
https://francescocirillo.com/pages/pomodoro-technique
YouTube – Study/Work With Me Videos
Recommended for structured productivity.
Try: “Study With Me – Real Time Pomodoro” or “Work With Me Live Streams”
Co-Working Sessions (with friends or virtual)
Your example: working on novels with a friend weekly for feedback and motivation.
Task Prioritization Matrix (Eisenhower Matrix)
Helpful for sorting urgent vs. important tasks.
https://todoist.com/productivity-methods/eisenhower-matrix
Digital Declutter Tips
Suggested tip: “New Chrome window with only 3 tabs max.”
Reference: Cal Newport’s Digital Minimalism
Dedicated Work Zones / Change of Environment
Library, café, or "Do Not Disturb" rooms suggested to improve mental separation from distractions.
► Host: @L.a.pichler (https://www.instagram.com/l.a.pichler/)
► Drop your questions on IG or via Spotify voice message—your story could be next!
#BurnoutRecovery #FocusTips #CreativeProductivity #MindfulnessMatters #BigSisterChats